A court-appointed receiver is a receiver appointed by the court, usually on the application of a secured creditor, where the court considers it “just or convenient” to do so. At the Ontario level, the court also has interlocutory power under s. 101 of the Courts of Justice Act to appoint a receiver or receiver and manager where it appears just or convenient.
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