Whitfield Properties, Inc. v. Stuart

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• explaining that appointment of a receiver is proper to prevent fraud, destruction or loss of property, or self-dealing
• receivers appointed to prevent fraud or to save property from injury or threatened loss or destruction
• “The cases in which receivers will be appointed are ordinarily limited to those in which it appears that the appointment is necessary, either to prevent fraud or to save the property from injury or threatened loss or destruction.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).