CPA · Business Corporations Act
Part 8 — Receivers and Receiver-Managers
100 Duties of receiver and receiver-manager
(a) immediately notify the Re gistrar of the receiver's or
receiver-manager's appointment or discharge,
RSA 2000
(b) take into the receiver's or receiver-manager's custody and
control the property of the corporation in accordance with
the Court order or instrument under which the receiver or
receiver-manager is appointed,
(c) open and maintain a bank account in the receiver's or
receiver-manager's name as receiver or receiver-manager of
the corporation for the money of the corporation coming
under the receiver's or receiver-manager's control,
(d) keep detailed acco unts of all transactions carried out by the
receiver or receiver-manager as receiver or
receiver-manager,
(e) keep accounts o f the receiver's or receiver-manager's
administration that must be available during usual business
hours for inspection by the directors of the corporation,
(f) prepare at least once in eve ry 6-month period after the date
of the receiver's or receiver-manager's appointment
financial statements of the receiver's or receiver-manager's
administration as far as is practicable in the form required
by section 155, and, subject to any order of the Court, file a
copy of them with the Registrar within 60 days after the end
of each 6-month period, and
(g) on completion of the recei ver's or receiver-manager's
duties,
(i) render a final acco unt of the receiver's or
receiver-manager's administration in the form adopted
for interim accounts under clause (f),
(ii) send a copy of the final report to the Registrar, and
(iii) send a copy of the final report to each director of the
corporation.
RSA 2000 cB-9 s100;2021 c18 s16