Colorado § 6-10-125 Creditors may appoint an attorney

Colorado Statutes

§ 6-10-125 — Creditors may appoint an attorney

Colorado § 6-10-125

Title 06Consumer

Art.Assignments in General

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 6-10-125 (2026).

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The majority in number and
value of the creditors may appoint, in writing, an attorney-at-law to represent the
estate before the court. The attorney, if appointed, shall examine all reports and
inventories and books of the assignee and inquire fully as to the conduct of the
assignee in the discharge of his trust. He may appear for the assignee in all suits in
behalf of the assignee in securing, preserving, or defending the estate, but shall
appear in behalf of the creditors in all suits, examinations, or inquiries as to the
accounts or the conduct of the assignee concerning the estate. The court may allow
such compensation to the attorney as may be just and reasonable.

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The majority in number and
value of the creditors may appoint, in writing, an attorney-at-law to represent the
estate before the court. The attorney, if appointed, shall examine all reports and
inventories and books of the assignee and inquire fully as to the conduct of the
assignee in the discharge of his trust. He may appear for the assignee in all suits in
behalf of the assignee in securing, preserving, or defending the estate, but shall
appear in behalf of the creditors in all suits, examinations, or inquiries as to the
accounts or the conduct of the assignee concerning the estate. The court may allow
such compensation to the attorney as may be just and reasonable.