Montana § 85-9-304 Appointment Of Receiver -- Assessments

Montana Statutes

§ 85-9-304 — Appointment Of Receiver -- Assessments

Montana § 85-9-304

Title 85WATER USE

Ch. 9CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS

Part 3Dissolution of Districts

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Mont. Code Ann. § 85-9-304 (2026).

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85-9-304 . Appointment of receiver -- assessments.

(1)If a plan is not presented on or before the date set by the court, the court shall appoint a receiver to terminate the affairs of the district under the supervision of the court.

(2)Upon the appointment of a receiver, all authority of the directors ceases. However, until dissolution, the receiver has authority to levy assessments for:

(a)the payment of obligations of the district; and

(b)the costs of termination.

(3)The directors or, if there is a receiver, the receiver, with the approval of the court, shall make assessments each year in an amount large enough to retire the obligations of the district.

(4)If a receiver has been appointed, the receiver shall direct, under court supervision, the disposition of all assessments collec

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85-9-304 . Appointment of receiver -- assessments. (1) If a plan is not presented on or before the date set by the court, the court shall appoint a receiver to terminate the affairs of the district under the supervision of the court.
(2) Upon the appointment of a receiver, all authority of the directors ceases. However, until dissolution, the receiver has authority to levy assessments for:
(a) the payment of obligations of the district; and
(b) the costs of termination.
(3) The directors or, if there is a receiver, the receiver, with the approval of the court, shall make assessments each year in an amount large enough to retire the obligations of the district.
(4) If a receiver has been appointed, the receiver shall direct, under court supervision, the disposition of all assessments collected.