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Receiverships in Michigan

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Learn how to assess the opportunities and risks in seeking appointment of a receiver or in opposing it. Also includes expert analysis of the emergency manager law for local governments and school districts.

With this book, you will:

  • Assess when a receivership is the best option for your client
  • Know the requirements and procedures to obtain a receiver in Michigan
  • Have a sample Order Appointing Receiver along with a discussion of its key provisions
  • Know when and how to oppose appointment of a receiver
  • Understand the current state of Michigan law--what a receiver can and cannot do, including the ability to sell assets free and clear of liens and other interests
  • Get a sample checklist used by a receiver in administering real estate projects

ONLINE BOOK
Fully searchable and continually updated. Citations link to Michigan caselaw, statutes, and court rules. Includes online index, downloadable forms, and summary of changes. Price is for a one-year subscription.

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