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2-6-122. Receivership — Proceeds — Termination.
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2-6-122. Receivership — Proceeds — Termination.
In the event the approved plan of disposition requires the sale of processed catfish, or the distribution of proceeds from the surety bond, or both, the Director of the State Plant Board shall submit to the court a proposed plan of distribution of those proceeds. Upon such notice and hearing as may be required by the court, the court shall accept or modify the proposed plan. When the plan is approved by the court and executed by the director, the director shall be discharged and the receivership terminated.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 2-6-122
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2-6-122. Receivership — Proceeds — Termination.
In the event the approved plan of disposition requires the sale of processed catfish, or the distribution of proceeds from the surety bond, or both, the Director of the State Plant Board shall submit to the court a proposed plan of distribution of those proceeds. Upon such notice and hearing as may be required by the court, the court shall accept or modify the proposed plan. When the plan is approved by the court and executed by the director, the director shall be discharged and the receivership terminated.
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