PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                                   Ch. 11

(3) EACH CLAIM FILED IN THE STATE SHALL BE FILED WITH THE
DOMICILIARY RECEIVER OR ANCILLARY RECEIVER IN THE STATE ON OR BEFORE
THE LAST DATE SPECIFIED UNDER THIS SUBTITLE FOR FILING OF CLAIMS.

(C)     SAME — REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION OF RECEIVER.
THE RECEIVER SHALL:

(1)      REPORT A CLAIM TO THE COURT:

(I)      WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER RECEIVING THE CLAIM; OR

(II)     WITHIN AN ADDITIONAL PERIOD SET BY THE COURT FOR
GOOD CAUSE SHOWN; AND

(2)      RECOMMEND IN THE REPORT ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON THE CLAIM.

(D)     SAME — TIME FOR HEARING; NOTICE.

(1) ON RECEIPT OF THE REPORT OF THE RECEIVER, THE COURT SHALL:

(I)       SET A TIME FOR HEARING THE CLAIM; AND

(II)     DIRECT THE CLAIMANT OR RECEIVER TO GIVE NOTICE AS THE
COURT DETERMINES TO EACH PERSON THAT APPEARS TO THE COURT TO BE
INTERESTED IN THE CLAIM.

SHALL:

(2) THE NOTICE GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SUBSECTION

(I)       SPECIFY THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE HEARING; AND

(II)     STATE CONCISELY:

1.        THE AMOUNT AND NATURE OF THE CLAIM;

2.        ANY PRIORITY ASSERTED BY THE CLAIMANT; AND

3.        THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE RECEIVER ABOUT THE
CLAIM.

(E)     HEARING AND ORDER.

(1)      AT THE HEARING SPECIFIED UNDER SUBSECTION (D) OF THIS
SECTION:

(I)       EACH PERSON WITH AN INTEREST IN THE CLAIM MAY APPEAR;
AND

(II)     THE COURT SHALL ISSUE AN ORDER IN WHICH THE COURT
ALLOWS, ALLOWS IN PART, OR DISALLOWS THE CLAIM.

(2)      AN ORDER UNDER THIS SUBSECTION IS A FINAL ORDER SUBJECT TO
APPEAL.

(F)      CLAIMS OF NONRESIDENTS AGAINST DOMESTIC INSURERS.

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