Rhode Island § 10-21-21.1 § 10-21-21.1. Emergency declaration receivership program coordinator.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 10-21-21.1 — § 10-21-21.1. Emergency declaration receivership program coordinator.

Rhode Island § 10-21-21.1

Title 10Courts and civil procedure–Procedure in particular actions

Ch. 10-21Rhode Island Commercial Receivership Act

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 10-21-21.1 (2026).

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§ 10-21-21.1. Emergency declaration receivership program coordinator.
The presiding justice of the superior court may appoint an individual to serve as
            program coordinator to identify and coordinate sources for funding, legal services,
            accounting services, and other appropriate services for temporary non-liquidating
            receiverships. The individual must have appropriate qualifications for the position
            and shall serve at the pleasure of the presiding justice. The program coordinator
            is not a judicial officer, but may be sued personally for an act or omission in performing
            his or her duties only with the approval of the presiding justice. On application

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§ 10-21-21.1. Emergency declaration receivership program coordinator.

The presiding justice of the superior court may appoint an individual to serve as program coordinator to identify and coordinate sources for funding, legal services, accounting services, and other appropriate services for temporary non-liquidating receiverships. The individual must have appropriate qualifications for the position and shall serve at the pleasure of the presiding justice. The program coordinator is not a judicial officer, but may be sued personally for an act or omission in performing his or her duties only with the approval of the presiding justice. On application to the presiding justice after notice and opportunity for hearing, the program coordinator may be awarded reasonable compensation through an equitable charge on receivership property in temporary non-liquidating receiverships.