Statutes

Part 7 — RECEIVERSHIP POWERS AND PROCEDURES GENERALLY

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§ 7-1-150 — Taking of possession by department; cumulative remedies.

§ 7-1-151 — Status of department as receiver; restrictions on appointment.

§ 7-1-152 — General assignment prohibited; taking of possession upon request.

§ 7-1-153 — Posting of notice of taking possession.

§ 7-1-154 — Certificate of possession; naming deputy receiver.

§ 7-1-155 — Injunction to restrain department.

§ 7-1-156 — Supervision of department by court.

§ 7-1-157 — General powers of department in possession.

§ 7-1-158 — Appointment of deputy receivers, counsel, and other assistants.

§ 7-1-159 — Suspension or continuation of business.

§ 7-1-160 — Determination to liquidate; filing of supplemental certificate.

§ 7-1-161 — Powers and duties of department before and after determination to liquidate.

§ 7-1-162 — Inventory and appraisement.

§ 7-1-163 — Notice to holders of assets; power of court to order transfer.

§ 7-1-164 — Power of department to borrow money.

§ 7-1-165 — Surrender of burdensome assets.

§ 7-1-166 — Compromise of claims; extension of mortgages or notes.

§ 7-1-167 — Payment of mortgages and liens; protection of equities.

§ 7-1-168 — Sales of real property.

§ 7-1-169 — Leases of property.

§ 7-1-170 — Sales or exchanges of securities; sales of liens or personal property.

§ 7-1-171 — Deposit of moneys by department.

§ 7-1-172 — Disposition of property in safe-deposit vault or held for safekeeping.

§ 7-1-173 — Bringing or defending actions.

§ 7-1-174 — Surrender of possession by department prior to final liquidation; special liquidations and reorganizations.

§ 7-1-175 — Ability of department to reject executory contract or lease of financial institution in receivership.

§ 7-1-176 — Sale of assets of financial institution in receivership.