New Hampshire § 205-A-18 - Section 205-A:18 Powers of Receivers.
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§ 205-A-18. Section 205-A:18 Powers of Receivers.
If the court appoints a receiver pursuant to RSA 205-A:17, III, the receiver shall have such powers and duties as the court shall determine including the right to: I. Collect rents from every manufactured housing resident who is renting a lot in the park. II. Disburse the rent collected for mortgage payments, taxes, and operating expenses as they come due, and for the payment of other expenses necessary for the operation and maintenance of the park. III. Make contracts and payments necessary to abate and correct the dangerous conditions. IV. Evict tenants pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. V. Collect reasonable fees for services as authorized by the court.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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