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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 21

appointment of the receiver made ex parte" is
added to state expressly the apparent intent of
former Article 43, § 560B(d)(4), which provided
for a hearing on the ex parte appointment. This
revision clarifies that, while the ex parte
appointment may be made only on the basis set
forth in subsection (a)(4) of this section, the
court could continue the appointment on any other
bases set forth in subsection (a) of this
section.

Subsection (c)(2)(ii) of this section is revised
so that the bond runs to this State since the
bond could not run to the nursing home.

Defined terms: "Nursing home" § 19-333
"License" § 19-301 "Secretary" § 1-101
"Person" §§ 1-101 & 19-301

19-337. POWERS AND DUTIES OF RECEIVER.

(A)   IN GENERAL.

(1)  EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED OTHERWISE IN
THIS SECTION, EACH RECEIVER WHO IS APPOINTED UNDER PART V OF
THIS SUBTITLE HAS ALL OF THE POWERS OF A RECEIVER WHO IS
APPOINTED UNDER § 3-414 OF THE CORPORATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS
ARTICLE.

(2)  THE RECEIVER SHALL PERFORM ALL ACTS THAT ARE
NECESSARY AND EXERCISE THE POWERS OF THE RECEIVER TO:

(I)  CORRECT EACH CONDITION ON WHICH THE
APPOINTMENT OF THE RECEIVER WAS BASED;

(II)  ENSURE ADEQUATE CARE FOR EACH
RESIDENT OF THE NURSING HOME; AND

(III)  PRESERVE THE PROPERTY OF THE OWNER
OF THE NURSING HOME.

(B)  REPORTS.

THE RECEIVER SHALL REPORT TO THE COURT AS THE COURT
REQUIRES.

(C)   CARE OF RESIDENTS.

THE RECEIVER OF A NURSING HOME SHALL:

(1)  GIVE EACH RESIDENT OF THE NURSING HOME AND
THE FAMILY OF EACH RESIDENT NOTICE OF THE RECEIVERSHIP;

(2)  PRESERVE ALL PROPERTY OF AND RECORDS THAT
RELATE TO A RESIDENT OF THE NURSING HOME AND ARE IN THE