128.12 Dismissal; intervention.
(1) After the designation of a receiver or custodian by the court, proceedings under this chapter shall not be dismissed for want of prosecution or by consent of parties until after notice to creditors, and the court shall, before entertaining an application for dismissal, require the debtor to file a list, under oath, of all of the debtor's creditors, with their addresses, and shall cause notice to be sent to all such creditors of the pendency of the application and shall fix a date for such hearing so as to allow parties in interest an opportunity to be heard.
(2) When proceedings have been commenced under this chapter and are not diligently prosecuted or are so delayed as to cause possible injury to other creditors, any creditor may intervene for the purpose of obtaining a continuance of the administration or dismissal of the proceedings.
History: 1993 a. 492.
Structure Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 128 - Creditors' actions.
128.02 - Assignment; mistakes; amendments.
128.03 - Liens by legal proceedings; assignment.
128.05 - Assignee's consent, recording copy of assignment.
128.06 - Assignee required to comply, when.
128.10 - Meetings of creditors; removal or death of receiver.
128.11 - Provisional remedies.
128.12 - Dismissal; intervention.
128.13 - Inventory of assets and list of creditors.
128.14 - Notice; injunction; time of filing claims.
128.15 - Objections to claims; appeal; secured claims.
128.17 - Order of distribution.
128.20 - Settlement of receiver's or assignee's accounts.
128.21 - Voluntary proceedings by wage earners for amortization of debts.
128.25 - Uniform act governing secured creditor's dividends in liquidation proceedings.