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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 128 — Creditors' actions

128.10 Meetings of creditors; removal or death of receiver.

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128.10 Meetings of creditors; removal or death of receiver.
(1)The court may provide for hearings and meetings of creditors to elect a receiver or to pass upon matters submitted to creditors by a majority vote in number and amount of claims.
(2)The court may, upon notice and hearing, remove any receiver or assignee who is shown to be incompetent or to have become disqualified, or to have wasted or misapplied any of the trust estate; and shall remove any assignee or receiver upon the application of a majority of the creditors who shall represent a majority in number and amount of claims against said estate, and order a settlement of the receiver’s or assignee’s account and the surrender of all the estate to a successor, and shall appoint the person named in such petition or some suitable person as the receiver’s or assignee’s successor, who shall qualify in the manner provided by this chapter; and in place of any receiver or assignee who shall die or be removed, may appoint another who shall give bond and administer said estate pursuant to the provisions of this chapter.
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