Texas § BO.11.410 - RECEIVERSHIP FOR ALL PROPERTY AND BUSINESS OF FOREIGN ENTITY
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§ BO.11.410. RECEIVERSHIP FOR ALL PROPERTY AND BUSINESS OF FOREIGN ENTITY
RECEIVERSHIP FOR ALL PROPERTY AND BUSINESS OF FOREIGN ENTITY. (a) A district court may appoint a receiver for all of the property, in and outside this state, of a foreign entity doing business in this state and its business if the court determines, in accordance with the ordinary usages of equity, that circumstances exist that necessitate the appointment of a receiver even if a receiver has not been appointed by another court. (b) The appointing court shall convert a receivership created under Subsection (a) into an ancillary receivership if the appointing court determines an ancillary receivership is appropriate because a court in another state has ordered a receivership of all property and business of the entity. Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 182, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2006.
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