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· 1/15/1885

Fricker v. Peters & Calhoun Co.

Citations

  • 21 Fla. 254

Syllabus

<p>1. A receiver should not be appointed except on notice to the party whose property is to be divested, “except in cases of the gravest emergency, demanding the immediate interference of the court for the prevention of irreparable injury.”</p> <p>3. A bill asking the appointment of a receiver, without notice to the party whose rights are to be affected, should set forth with particularity the facts and circumstances relied on to justify an ex pa/rte exercise of this extraordinary power.</p>

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