sec.270Accounts

### sec.270 Accounts Unless the court otherwise orders, a receiver must submit accounts under this rule. A receiver must submit accounts to the parties and at the intervals or on the dates the court directs. A party to whom a receiver is required to submit accounts may, on giving reasonable written notice to the receiver, inspect, either personally or by an agent, the documents and things on which the accounts are based. A party who objects to the accounts may serve written notice on the receiver— specifying the items to which objection is taken; and requiring the receiver to file the receiver’s accounts with the court within a stated period of not less than 14 days after the notice is served. The party must file a copy of the notice served with the court. The court may examine the items to which objection is taken. The court must by order declare the result of an examination under subrule (6) and may make an order for the costs and expenses of a party or the receiver. (sec.270-ssec.1) Unless the court otherwise orders, a receiver must submit accounts under this rule. (sec.270-ssec.2) A receiver must submit accounts to the parties and at the intervals or on the dates the court directs. (sec.270-ssec.3) A party to whom a receiver is required to submit accounts may, on giving reasonable written notice to the receiver, inspect, either personally or by an agent, the documents and things on which the accounts are based. (sec.270-ssec.4) A party who objects to the accounts may serve written notice on the receiver— specifying the items to which objection is taken; and requiring the receiver to file the receiver’s accounts with the court within a stated period of not less than 14 days after the notice is served. (sec.270-ssec.5) The party must file a copy of the notice served with the court. (sec.270-ssec.6) The court may examine the items to which objection is taken. (sec.270-ssec.7) The court must by order declare the result of an examination under subrule (6) and may make an order for the costs and expenses of a party or the receiver. - (a) specifying the items to which objection is taken; and - (b) requiring the receiver to file the receiver’s accounts with the court within a stated period of not less than 14 days after the notice is served.