RCW 35.07.210
Receiver—Successive appointments.
In the case of removal, death, or resignation of a receiver, the court may appoint a new receiver to take charge of the affairs of the former city or town.
[ 1965 c 7 § 35.07.210. Prior: 1897 c 69 § 13, part; RRS § 8926, part.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 35.07 - Disincorporation.
35.07.001 - Actions subject to review by boundary review board.
35.07.010 - Authority for disincorporation.
35.07.020 - Petition—Requisites.
35.07.040 - Calling election—Receiver.
35.07.050 - Notice of election.
35.07.070 - Conduct of election.
35.07.080 - Canvass of returns.
35.07.090 - Effect of disincorporation—Powers—Officers.
35.07.100 - Effect of disincorporation—Existing contracts.
35.07.110 - Effect of disincorporation—Streets.
35.07.120 - Receiver—Qualification—Bond.
35.07.130 - Elected receiver—Failure to qualify—Court to appoint.
35.07.140 - No receiver elected though indebtedness exists—Procedure.
35.07.150 - Duties of receiver—Claims—Priority.
35.07.160 - Receiver may sue and be sued.
35.07.170 - Receiver—Power to sell property.
35.07.180 - Receiver—Power to levy taxes.
35.07.190 - Receiver's compensation.
35.07.200 - Receiver—Removal for cause.
35.07.210 - Receiver—Successive appointments.
35.07.220 - Receiver—Final account and discharge.
35.07.225 - Applicability of general receivership law.
35.07.230 - Involuntary dissolution of towns—Authorized.
35.07.240 - Involuntary dissolution of towns—Notice of hearing.
35.07.250 - Involuntary dissolution of towns—Hearing.
35.07.260 - Involuntary dissolution of towns—Alternative forms of order.