Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

Chapter Details

Summary

§66.1Introduction

§66.2Text of Rule

§66.3Historical Development

§66.4Comparison With Federal Rule

§66.5Purpose and Procedure (1)Purpose of Receiverships (2)Receivership Procedures (a)Jurisdiction and Powers of the Court (b)Appointment of Receiver (c)Types of Receivership (d)Who May Serve As Receiver (e)Receiver's Bond and Notice of Receivership (f)Automatic Stay (g)Utilities (h)Turnover of Property (i)Schedules, Inventories, Appraisals, and Reports (j)Payment of Professional Persons (k)Submission of and Objection to Claims (1)Creditors, Parties in Interest, and Nonparties (m)Adjunct Litigation (n)Removal, Discharge, or Replacement of Receiver (o)Termination of Receivership (p)Ancillary Receiverships

§66.6Analysis (1)Grounds for Appointment of Receiver (2)Powers of Receiver (a)General Powers (b)Power to Employ Professionals (c)Power to Abandon Estate Property (d)Power to Use, Sell, or Lease Estate Property (e)Power to Obtain Financing (f)Power to Assume or Reject Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases (3)Duties of Receiver (4)Personal Liability of Receiver (5)Duties of Debtor (6)Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases (7)Priorities and Payment of Claims (8)Disposition of Estate Property (a)Sales Free and Clear

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