receivership / rɪˈsi vərˌʃɪp /

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receivership 的定义

n. 名词 noun

Law.

  1. the condition of being in the hands of a receiver.
  2. the position or function of being a receiver in charge of administering the property of others.

receivership 近义词

receivership

等同于 Chapter 11

更多receivership例句

  1. She estimates that fewer than 100 were placed into receivership, and about half of those were actually rehabilitated.
  2. After an investigation pinned the blame on the battery, thousands of cell phones were recalled and the company went into receivership, according to Electric Autonomy Canada.
  3. I am convinced by what I have read that the next thing I will hear is that Fox is in receivership!
  4. All across the country, banks had failed, railroads had gone into receivership, farms had foreclosed, and jobs had disappeared.
  5. Aaron Logan got his order for receivership before his public went frantic and while cash was yet available.
  6. The receivership was closed and the administration of the road was restored to the Cleveland and Pittsburg Company.
  7. Then came a letter from a brother lawyer who was looking after some details of the receivership.
  8. And a measure which would insure the running of the plant under a temporary receivership would, of course, do it.
  9. It looked as if it might have to go into receivership, even though at that moment its stock had reached well above par.