Receivers in the United States

Introduction to Receivers And Receivership

Corporate Receivership: Powers, Rights, Duties and Nature of Office

This section covers the following:

• Representative capacity of receivers
• Representative capacity of receivers —Fiduciary relationship
• Representative capacity of receivers —Bank receivers
• Equitable nature of receivership
• Powers and duties of receivers
• Powers and duties of receivers —Allowance and disallowance of claims
• Powers and duties of receivers —Appeals
• Powers and duties of receivers —Borrowing money
• Powers and duties of receivers —Collection of assets
• Powers and duties of receivers —Confession of judgment
• Powers and duties of receivers —Continuation of business
• Powers and duties of receivers —Contracts
• Powers and duties of receivers Contracts —Employment contracts
• Powers and duties of receivers Contracts —Leases
• Powers and duties of receivers —Defending against claims
• Powers and duties of receivers —Litigation
• Powers and duties of receivers —Extraterritorial powers
• Powers and duties of receivers —Instructions, advice and assistance of appointing court
• Powers and duties of receivers —Business expansion and capital improvement projects
• Powers and duties of receivers —Taxes
• Powers and duties of receivers—Settlement and disbursement of funds
• Powers and duties of receivers—Possession or control of corporate property
• Powers and duties of receivers —Sales
• Powers and duties of receivers —Examination of witnesses and documents
• Powers and duties of receivers—Waiver or release of rights
• Powers and duties of receivers —Execution and foreclosure of mortgages
• Powers and duties of receivers —Negotiable instruments
• Powers and duties of receivers —Expense disbursements
• Powers and duties of receivers —Expense disbursements —Maintenance and repairs
• Powers and duties of receivers —Federal receivers
• Powers and duties of receivers —Federal receivers —Bank receivers
• Powers and duties of receivers —State bank receivers
• Powers and duties of receivers —Multiple receivers

Receivers and Corporate Law

This section provides basic coverage of Receivers in relation to U.S. state and federal corporate law. For comprehensive coverage, please visit the main entry.

Receivers (Receiverships)

This section introduces, discusses and describes the basics of receivers. Then, cross references and a brief overview about Receiverships is provided. Finally, the subject of Remedies in relation with receivers is examined. Note that a list of cross references, bibliography and other resources appears at the end of this entry.

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See Also

• Corporate Law

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Further Reading

• Information about Receivers/ in the Gale Encyclopedia of American Law.