Wyoming Statutes
§ 41-9-606 — Hearing; final settlement
Wyoming § 41-9-606
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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-9-606 (2026).
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Upon said hearing, the court must find, on the evidence
submitted, if the district be ordered dissolved, that the best
interests of all parties interested shall be served by the
proposed dissolution, and shall determine the amount of the
existing indebtedness of such district, if any, and shall make
an order requiring the payment of the same. Upon the filing by
the commissioners of proper receipts, showing payment of all
indebtedness against the district, the court shall thereupon
make a final order dissolving the district, and in said order
the court may provide for a receiver who shall have full
authority to collect and distribute any assets or property
formerly belonging to said district, who shall be guided by and
shall comply with the provisions of W.S. 1-33-101 through
1-33-110, and
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