Tex. Family Code § 264.1955
This is the official text of Tex. Family Code § 264.1955, part of Texas’s Family Code — governs marriage, divorce, child custody and support, and adoption.
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§ 264.1955. OBLIGATIONS AND LIABILITY OF SINGLE-SOURCE CONTINUUM CONTRACTOR; SALE OR LEASE OF PROPERTY BY SINGLE-SOURCE CONTINUUM CONTRACTOR.
Official statutory text
(a) The appointment of a receiver under this subchapter does not relieve the single-source continuum contractor under receivership or any employee or agent of the contractor of:
(1) civil or criminal liability arising out of an act or omission that occurred before the appointment of the receiver;
(2) an obligation for the payment of taxes, operational or maintenance expenses, mortgages, leases, contractual obligations, or liens; or
(3) a duty imposed by law.
(b) A single-source continuum contractor under receivership may sell or lease a facility under receivership, subject to the approval of the appointing court.
(1) civil or criminal liability arising out of an act or omission that occurred before the appointment of the receiver;
(2) an obligation for the payment of taxes, operational or maintenance expenses, mortgages, leases, contractual obligations, or liens; or
(3) a duty imposed by law.
(b) A single-source continuum contractor under receivership may sell or lease a facility under receivership, subject to the approval of the appointing court.
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