PART I THE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS BY THE COURT IN ENGLAND AND WALES;
Principles on which a Receiver is Appointed by the Court;
Over what Property a Receiver may be Appointed;
Who may be Appointed Receiver;
Modes of Appointing a Receiver of the Court;
In what Cases a Receiver Will Be Appointed;
PART II THE STRUCTURE OF COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVERSHIPS;
Effect of Appointment and Possession of a Receiver;
Powers and Duties of a Receiver; Liabilities of a Receiver;
Managers; Remuneration and Expenses of a Receiver;
Receiver’s Accounts;
Discharge of a Receiver In Company Cases;
Liabilities and Rights of Receiver’s Sureties;
PART III RECEIVERS APPOINTED OUT OF COURT;
Receivers Appointed under an Agreement;
Appointments Under Statutory Powers;
Appointments Over the Property of a Company (other than Administrative Receivers);
PART IV ADMINISTRATION;
Administrators: Judicially and Extra-Judicially Appointed;
The Administrator in Office: Powers and Duties, and The Fund for Unsecured Creditors;
Conversion from Administration into Other Forms of Proceeding;
Ending Administration;
PART V TAXATION;
The Taxation of Receivers and Administrators;
PART VI CROSS BORDER INSOLVENCY;
The EU Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings and the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations.