Illinois Receivership Act governs the appointment, powers, duties, and discharge of receivers in receivership proceedings.
The Illinois Receivership Act establishes a framework for the appointment and management of receivers in receivership proceedings. It outlines the criteria for appointing a receiver, their powers, duties, and disqualifications. The Act allows courts to appoint receivers to manage and dispose of receivership property, including real and personal property. Receivers can assume or reject executory contracts, collect debts, and incur debt for the benefit of receivership property.
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