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Court, to be paid out o~ the ~unds or assets of the Respondent in
the possession of the Ancillary Receiver or coming into his
posses~ion. _
4. Not defend any legal action in which the Respondent
or any of its insureds is, or may become, a defendant, coa~aenced
~ before or after Lhe entry of the appointing a Receiver. .
S. Commence and a~aintain alI legal actions necessary for
the proper administration of this receivership proceeding.
6. Collect all debts (~hich are economically feasible to
collect) which are due and owing Gateway in Florida.
7. Discharge forthwith all officers, directors, attorneys,
agents anZ employees, and all other persons representing Respondent
or employed by Respondent in connection with the conduct of its
insurance business in this State.
8. Require any officer, director, manager, trustee, agent
or adjuster of Respondent and any other person who possesses, or
possessed, any executive authority over, or who exercises, or
exercised, any control over any segment of Respondent's affairs to -
~ fully cooperate with the Ancillary Receiver or his Deputi~s, -
~ pursuant to Section 631.39I, Florida Statutes.
9. All claims sha!1 be filed with the Ancil~lar~ Receiver
on or before August 21, 1975, or be forever barred, and all such claims
shall be -filed on proof of claim forms developed and prepared by the
Ancillary Receiver.
10. Publish notice specifying the time and place fixed for
the filing of claims with the Ancillary Receiver, once each week for
three consecutive weeks, in newspapers of general circulation in Dade,
Hillsborough, Broward, Pinellas, Orange, Uuval, Escambia and Leon ~
Counties, Florida.
11. Negotiate and settle subrogation cl~ims up to and
including the siun of ~5,000.00, without further Order of this Court.
12. Coordina~e rhe operations of the ancillary receivership
with the Florida Tnsurance Gua•ranty Association, pursuant to PartII
_ of Chapter b31, Florida Stdtutes.
goor 2~1 PA~ 891
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