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MHHS Minimum Housing and Health Standards

MHHS · Civil Enforcement Act

Part 9 — Receivers and Special Remedies

85 Court appointed remedies

Current to 2024-06-01 · Official PDF

(1) Notwithstanding any rule of law or equity to the contrary,
where certain exigible property of an enforcement debtor cannot
otherwise be conveniently realized, the Court on the application of
an enforcement creditor may do one or more of the following:
(a) appoint a receive r of the property;
(b) order the enforcement debtor or any person in possession or
control of the property to deliver up the property to an
agency or to another person named in the order;
(c) enjoin the enforcement debtor or any other person from
disposing of or otherwise dealing with the property;

RSA 2000

(d) make any other or additional order that the Court considers
necessary or appropriate to facilitate realization of the
property.
(2) Where the Court appoints a receiver under subsection (1), the
Court may in the order direct that the order apply to property
acquired by the enforcement debtor after the order is granted.
1994 cC-10.5 s85;1995 c23 s6(10)