(a) Appointment of Receivers. Application for the appointment of a receiver may be made
after the complaint has been filed and the summons issued.
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(1) Temporary Receivers. A temporary receiver may be appointed without notice to
the party sought to be subjected to a receivership in accordance with the requirements
and limitations of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
(2) Permanent Receivers. A permanent receiver may be appointed after notice and
hearing upon motion filed and served on all parties.
(3) Bond. The Court may require any receiver appointed to furnish a bond in an
amount which the Court deems reasonable.
(b) Employment of Experts. The receiver shall not employ an attorney, accountant or
investigator without an order of a Court. The compensation of all such employees shall be fixed
by the Court.
(c) Application for Fees. All applications for fees for services rendered in connection with
a receivership shall be made by petition setting forth in reasonable detail the nature of the
services and may be heard in open court, unless otherwise ordered by the court.
