California Codes, Code of Civil Procedure, Part 2 — of Civil Actions, Title 7 — Other Provisional Remedies in Civil Actions, Chapter 5 — Receivers

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Section 564Allows courts to appoint receivers in cases including threatened property loss, foreclosure, postjudgment enforcement, insolvency, unlawful detainer, rent assignments, and other situations…Section 565Allows the superior court where a dissolved corporation conducts business or has its principal place of business, on application by a creditor,…Section 566Prohibits appointing a party, party attorney, interested person, or person related to a judge within the third degree as receiver without written…Section 567Requires a receiver, before beginning duties, to swear to perform them faithfully and give the State of California an undertaking in the…Section 568Allows a court-controlled receiver to sue and defend actions in the receiver’s own name, take and keep possession of property, receive rents,…Section 568.1Allows securities held by a receiver, under court control, to be deposited in a securities depository meeting the referenced Financial Code definition…Section 568.2Requires a receiver of rental housing to notify the court of uncorrectable substandard or unsafe conditions within 30 days after appointment or…Section 568.3Allows a tenant, tenant association or organization, or federal, state, or local enforcement agency to move in a receivership action for further…Section 568.5Allows a receiver, when authorized by court order, to sell real or personal property in the receiver’s possession using the notice and…Section 568.6Requires a receiver appointed at the Public Utilities Commission’s request under Public Utilities Code authority to control and operate Pacific Gas and…Section 569Allows a receiver to deposit receivership funds in one or more interest-bearing accounts for the estate only if deposits are fully federally…Section 570Requires a receiver holding funds for an owner of unknown whereabouts, before discharge, to publish notice at least weekly for four consecutive…

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