receivership

• Substantivo que designa a situação de administração de bens ou ativos por um administrador judicial, geralmente em contexto jurídico ou financeiro, frequentemente ligada a recuperação judicial, insolvência ou falência.

A noun referring to the state of being under the control of a receiver, typically in a legal or financial context, often involving the management of property or assets during litigation or insolvency.

incontável

1. State of being in receivershipC1formallegal

   The condition of a company or property being managed by a court-appointed receiver, typically due to financial distress or bankruptcy.

   Estado de recuperação judicial

   • The company went into receivership after failing to pay its debts.
   • The court ordered the property into receivership to protect the creditors' interests.
   • During receivership, the receiver manages all financial affairs of the business.

2. Court action for property controlC1formallegal

   A legal process where a court places property under the control of a receiver to preserve it for the benefit of all parties involved in litigation.

   Administração judicial de bens

   • The judge granted receivership to ensure the assets were not dissipated during the lawsuit.
   • Receivership was appointed to manage the disputed estate until the trial concluded.
   • The court's receivership order prevented any party from selling the property.

3. Office of a receiverC1formallegal

   The official position or role of a person appointed by a court to manage and preserve property or assets during legal proceedings.

   Administração judicial

   • He accepted the receivership of the bankrupt corporation.
   • The duties of receivership include collecting rents and paying necessary expenses.
   • She was appointed to the receivership for the duration of the litigation.