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}!R.. CLEl-�l-15: If it is just for Judge Weisman to
determine what is in the docUQents, and to see that the
appraisal stat�s what it is supposed to represent, there
is no problem of that, sir.
THE COURT: I will do this. Since it doesn't close
t.mtil February --
MR. CHODOS: February 27.
THE COURT: All right. In that case, there is
no urgency. I am going to give the receiver ten days
within which to examine the docUJ�ents and the transaction,
and unless he files a motion with the court within that
ten-day period opposing the sale because of some basis
that I don't know about at this time, I will assume the
sale will go forward.
Is that satisfactory1
HR. CL£?,,:ENS: There is one further thing, Your
Honor, on the powers of the receiver, as long as I am
standing. When we talk about the receiver having control
and monitoring and supervision of the finances, is there
any procedure that we can have: right now, guidelines,
Your Honor, insofar as check writing to a certain amo�1t,
that
if
the check is about $500 or $1,000, that the receiver
l'.ilUSt
affix his initials thereon.
THE COURT: No. I think I an
going to per.nit the
church to operate on its
Ow"11..
The r�ceiver does have
the right to �onitor, and to the extent he needs personnel
to do that, ·why he. should e.mploy them. And if there
is any question about any of those tra.i.1sactions, he can