Section 69.2

The court may appoint a receiver— before proceedings have started; in existing proceedings; or on or after judgment. A receiver must be an individual. The court may at any time— terminate the appointment of a receiver; and appoint another receiver in his place. (Practice Direction 69 describes the powers for the court to appoint a receiver.)

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-08-15