ARS § 10-1814 — United States — Arizona law | Esheria

ARS § 10-1814

The superior court may appoint a conservator or interim manager for a corporation in an investor action if there is a deadlock or dispute harming, or threatening to harm, the corporation’s assets or business. After appointment, the court may issue related orders, and the clerk must immediately send a copy to the commis

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United States — Arizona
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The superior court may appoint a conservator or interim manager for a corporation in an investor action if there is a deadlock or dispute harming, or threatening to harm, the corporation’s assets or business. After appointment, the court may issue related orders, and the clerk must immediately send a copy to the commission.