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Authority to Appoint Receiver - Study J-1302

    Two different provisions govern a court's authority to appoint a receiver. The Commission recommended consolidating these provisions in order to simplify the statutes and provide uniform court procedures. The Commission's recommendation was enacted by the Legislature. See below.
    If you have questions or comments on this study, send email to Barbara Gaal at bgaal@clrc.ca.gov.

Related Material

• Legislation
• Final Recommendation
• Tentative Recommendation
• Staff Memoranda

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Legislation

• 2001: Senate Bill 562 (Morrow) -- Bill information at Legislative Counsel's website
     Enacted. 2001 Cal. Stat. ch. 44

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Final Recommendation

• Recommendation -- Authority to Appoint Receivers (2/15/2001)

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Tentative Recommendations and Other Requests for Comment

• Tentative Rec. -- Authority to Appoint a Receiver (December 1999)

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Staff Memoranda

• Memo 2001-58 -- SB 562 (Morrow): Authority to Appoint Receivers (6/21/2001)

• Memo 2001-14 -- Trial Court Unification: Authority to Appoint Receivers (1/30/2001)

• Memo 2000-15 -- Trial Court Unification: Appointment of Receiver (2/2/2000)

• Memo 99-9 -- Trial Court Unification: Appointment of Receiver (12/18/98)

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