(2) A person may not initiate or continue an action seeking to dispossess the receiver of any estate property or to otherwise interfere with the receiver’s management or control of any estate property unless permitted by the court that appointed the receiver.
(3) Actions by or against a receiver are adjunct to the receivership. All pleadings in adjunct actions must include the case number of the receivership. All adjunct actions shall be referred to the judge assigned to the receivership action, unless:
(a) The court does not have jurisdiction over the adjunct action; or
(b) The assignment would not promote judicial efficiency.
(4) If an action is filed against a receiver in a court in this state other than the court in which the receivership is pending, the court in which the action is filed shall transfer the action to the court in which the receivership is pending upon the receiver’s motion if the receiver files the motion within 30 days after service of original process upon the receiver. However, if a state agency is a party to the action, the action may not be transferred under this subsection unless the agency consents to the transfer.
(5) The receiver may be joined or substituted as a party in any action that was pending at the time of the receiver’s appointment and in which the owner is a party, upon motion by the receiver to the court or agency in which the action is pending.
(6) In case of the death, removal or resignation of the receiver, an action by or against a receiver continues by or against the successor receiver or, if a successor receiver is not appointed, by or against the owner.
(7) Whenever the assets of any domestic or foreign entity that has been doing business in this state have been placed in the hands of a receiver, service of all process upon the entity may be made upon the receiver.
(8) A judgment against a receiver is not a lien on the property or funds of the receivership, and no execution may issue thereon. Upon entry of the judgment in the court in which the receivership is pending, or upon filing in the receivership of a certified copy of a judgment from another jurisdiction, the judgment is treated as an allowed claim in the receivership.
(9) No person other than a successor receiver duly appointed by the court has a right of action against a former receiver to recover property or the value thereof for or on behalf of the estate. [2017 c.358 §29]
Structure 2021 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 01 - Courts, Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure
Section 37.040 - Applicability.
Section 37.050 - Property not subject to receivership; exception.
Section 37.060 - Appointment of receiver.
Section 37.070 - Eligibility to serve as receiver.
Section 37.080 - Required disclosures relating to conflicts of interest.
Section 37.090 - Receiver’s bond, alternative security or insurance.
Section 37.100 - Exclusive jurisdiction of appointing court.
Section 37.110 - Powers of receiver.
Section 37.120 - Duties of receiver.
Section 37.130 - Turnover of property.
Section 37.140 - Collection by receiver of debts owed to owner.
Section 37.150 - Duties of owner.
Section 37.160 - Mailing and special notice lists to be maintained by receiver.
Section 37.180 - When court order required.
Section 37.190 - Creditor list and inventory.
Section 37.200 - Receiver’s periodic reports.
Section 37.220 - Automatic stay of certain proceedings.
Section 37.230 - Utility service.
Section 37.240 - Executory contracts.
Section 37.260 - Receivership financing.
Section 37.280 - Abandonment of property.
Section 37.290 - Actions by or against receiver or affecting estate property.
Section 37.300 - Personal liability of receiver.
Section 37.310 - Employment and compensation of professionals.
Section 37.330 - Initial notice to creditors and other interested persons.
Section 37.340 - Claims process.
Section 37.350 - Submission of claims by creditors.
Section 37.360 - Objection to and allowance of claims.
Section 37.390 - Ancillary receiverships.