Part 9 — Receivers and Special Remedies
87 Receivers
(a) a person may not be appoin ted as a receiver unless that
person
(i) has satisfied the qualifi cations, if any, set out in the
regulations, and
(ii) has agreed in writing to act as a receiver in respect of the
matter for which the appointment is to be made;
(b) the Court may give a receive r those powers that the Court
considers necessary or appropriate for the realization of the
property, including, without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, the power to manage or sell the property or bring
any proceedings in relation to the property;
RSA 2000
(c) unless otherwise ordered by the Court, a receiver may take
into the receiver's custody and control the property over
which the receiver is being appointed.
1994 cC-10.5 s87;1995 c23 s6(11)