Receiverships

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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
PROVIDENCE, SC. SUPERIOR COURT

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 98-7

RE: =RECEIVERSHIPS (PROVIDENCE COUNTY)

There hereby is established a receivership control calendar. On or before May 1 and October
1 of each year, commencing May 1, 1998, (or at such other intervals as shall be ordered by the justices
in charge of the civil calendars in Kent, Newport and Washington Counties and the Formal and Special
Cause Calendar in Providence with respect to any specific case), every person serving as receiver in an
open receivership case shall file a report with the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court (with a copy to
the justice in charge of the referenced calendar), with respect to each such receivership case
substantially in the form annexed hereto and marked “Reoceivership Control Calendar Report.”

The justice in charge of the Civil or Formal and Special cause Calendar, within two weeks
following the filing of the aforementioned report, shall set the matter down for review on a Receivership
Control Calendar to be held in open court, on the record, before such justice.

Every order appointing a permanent receiver entered on or after May 1, 1998, shall provide for
the filing, not less than semi-annually, of a Receivership Control Calendar Report and for a Receivership
Control Calendar hearing thereon joursuant to the provisions hereof.

This procedure shall pertain with respect to all reoeiverships jpursuant to the provisions of the
Rhode Island Business Corporation Act, the Professional Service Corporation Act, and the Rhode
Island Non-profit Corporation Act. This procedure also shall pertain with respect to receivership
jaroceediings involving partnerships, limited partnerships, companies organized under the provisions of

the Rhode Island Limited Liability Company Act and all receiverships following the course of equity.

BY ORDER OF:

JOSEPH F. RODGERS, JR.
PRESIDING JUSTICE

DATED: APRIL 3, 1998

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
PROVIDENCE, SC SUPERIOR COURT
JOE JONES :
:
v. : C.A. NO.
:
JONES CORPORATION :
RECEIVERSHIP CONTROL CALENDAR REPORT
1. This case is (not) consolidated. If so, the consolidated cases are:
Name File No.
2. This is Receivership Control Calendar Report #___________.
3. The receiver is operating all or a portion of the defendant’s business.
(Check one) YES_____ NO_____
4. The receiver is still collecting accounts receivable.
(Check one) YES_____ NO_____
5. The receiver, as of / /98, has cash or cash equivalent (deposit accounts, C.D.’s, etc.) on
hand in the amount of $__________.
6. The bond heretofore filed by the receiver is in the amount of $____________. (Copy of bond
attached.)
7. Anticipated date of final report _________________.
If unable to state date, briefly explain why.
8. Set out such other information as you may deem appropriate. Use continuation sheets as
necessary.

DATE Name, Address, Phone Number