Conn. Practice Book § 21-2 (2026)

Sec. 21-2. Permanent Receiver The temporary receiver shall cause the case to be duly assigned for trial in the court at the earliest practicable day after the return day of the action, for the appointment of a permanent receiver, and in cases where the day for such hearing has not been fixed before the opening of the session of the court to which said proceeding is returnable, 277 21-13. Semiannual Summary of Orders 21-14. Semiannual Accounts 21-15. Orders in Chambers 21-16. Duty of Clerks 21-17. Removal of Receivers 21-18. Ancillary Receivers 21-19. Receiver of Rents; Applicability of Previous Sections 21-20. —Appointment 21-21. —Bond 21-22. —Discharge 21-23. —Orders 21-24. —Reports 21-25. Applicability of Rules the temporary receiver, on or before such open- ing, shall make and place upon the short calendar list an application therefor. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 486.) Sec. 21-3. Appointments by Court (a) All appointments of receivers shall be tem- porary appointments, unless made by the court after the return day of the action, and upon full notice and opportunity to be heard to all con- cerned. If made after the return day the appoint- ment shall be upon written motion addressed to the court. If made before the return day the party desiring the appointment shall file a written appli- cation as is required where the appointment is by a judge in chambers. (b) In either case the court making a temporary appointment shall forthwith make an order for a hearing upon the confirmation of such temporary appointment and the appointment of two or more appraisers, and direct the temporary receiver to give notice of such hearing and of the time and place thereof to all parties concerned by public advertisement if it seems advisable and by caus- ing a written or printed notice thereof to be mailed, postpaid, to all known creditors and to all stock- holders of record of the corporation, if the defend- ant be a corporation, at least six days before such hearing. (c) At said hearing, if after the return day, the court may appoint a permanent receiver, who may be either the temporary receiver or a new appoin- tee. If said hearing is before the return day, then such appointment shall be temporary only, and such temporary receiver shall cause the matter

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