(d) Such other security as the court shall order. LR 65.1-2. DEPOSIT OF MONEY OR UNITED STATES OBLIGATION IN LIEU OF SURETY. Upon order of the court, there may be deposited with the clerk in lieu of surety: (a) Lawful money accompanied by an affidavit that identifies the legal owner thereof; or (b) Negotiable bonds or notes of the United States accompanied by an executed agreement as required by 31 U.S.C. § 9303(a)(3) authorizing the clerk to collect or sell the bonds or notes in the event of default. LR 65.1-3. APPROVAL. Unless approval of the bond or the individual sureties is endorsed thereon by opposing counsel or the party, if appearing in pro se, the party offering the bond shall apply to the court for approval. The clerk is authorized to approve bonds unless approval by the court is expressly required by law. LR 65.1-4. PERSONS NOT TO ACT AS SURETIES. No officer of this court nor any member of the bar of this court nor any nonresident attorney specially admitted to practice before this court nor their office associates or employees shall act as surety in this court. LR 65.1-5. JUDGMENT AGAINST SURETIES. Regardless of what may be otherwise provided in any security instrument, every surety who provides a bond or other undertaking for filing with this court thereby submits to the jurisdiction of the court and irrevocably appoints the clerk as agent upon whom any paper affecting liability on the bond or undertaking may be served. Liability shall be joint and several and may be enforced summarily without independent action. Service may be made upon the clerk who shall forthwith mail a copy to the surety at the last known address. LR 65.1-6. FURTHER SECURITY OR JUSTIFICATION OF PERSONAL SURETIES. At any time and upon reasonable notice to all other parties, a party for whose benefit a bond is presented or posted may apply to the court for further or different security or for an order requiring personal sureties to justify. LR 66-1. RECEIVERS IN GENERAL. In the exercise of the authority vested in the district courts by Fed. R. Civ. P. 66, the rules in this part are promulgated for the administration of estates by receivers or other similar officers appointed by the court. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and these rules govern any civil action in which the appointment of a receiver or other similar officer is sought or which is brought by or against such an officer. LR 66-2. NOTICE; TEMPORARY RECEIVER. A receiver shall not be appointed except after hearing, preceded by at least ten (l0) days’ notice to the party sought to be subjected to receivership and to all known creditors, except that a temporary receiver may be appointed without notice upon adequate showing provided by Fed. R. Civ. P. 65(b). LR 66-3. REVIEW OF APPOINTMENT OF TEMPORARY RECEIVER. On being appointed, the temporary receiver shall give the notice required in LR 66-2, and at the hearing the court shall determine whether a receiver shall be appointed and the receivership continued or terminated in the same manner as though no temporary receiver had been appointed. LR 66-4. REPORTS OF RECEIVERS. (a) At the hearing provided for in LR 66-3, the temporary receiver shall file with the court a summary report of the temporary receivership. (b) Within sixty (60) days of being appointed, a permanent receiver shall file a verified report and account of the receiver’s administration which shall be heard upon ten (10) days’ notice to all parties and known creditors of the party subject to receivership. The report and account shall contain the following: (1) A summary of the operations of the receiver; (2) An inventory of the assets and their appraised value; (3) A schedule of all the receiver’s receipts and disbursements; (4) A list of all known creditors with their addresses and the amounts of their claims; and (5) The receiver’s recommendations for a continuation or discontinuation of the receivership and the reasons for the recommendations. (c) At the hearing, the court shall approve or disapprove the receiver’s report and account, determine whether the receivership may continue, and fix the time for further regular reports by the receiver, if applicable. LR 66-5. NOTICE OF HEARINGS. Unless the court otherwise orders, the receiver shall give all interested parties and creditors at least ten (10) days’ notice of the time and place of hearings of: (a) All further reports of the receiver; (b) All petitions for approval of the payment of dividends to creditors; (c) All petitions for confirmation of sales of real or personal property; (d) All applications for fees of the receiver, or of any attorney, accountant, or investigator; (e) Any application for the discharge of the receiver, and (f) All petitions for authority to sell property at private sale. LR 66-6. EMPLOYMENT OF ATTORNEYS, ACCOUNTANTS, AND INVESTIGATORS. A receiver shall not employ an attorney, accountant, or investigator without first obtaining an order of the court authorizing such employment. The compensation of such persons shall be fixed by the court, after hearing, upon the applicant’s verified application setting forth in reasonable detail the nature of the services. The application shall state under oath that the applicant has not entered into any agreement, written or oral, express or implied, with any other person concerning the amount of compensation paid or to be paid from the assets of the estate, or any sharing thereof. LR 66-7. PERSONS PROHIBITED FROM ACTING AS RECEIVERS. Except as otherwise allowed by statute or ordered by the court, no party in interest, attorney, accountant, employee or representative of a party in interest shall be appointed as a receiver or employed by the receiver. LR 66-8. DEPOSIT OF FUNDS. All funds received by a receiver shall be deposited in a depository designated by the court in an account entitled Receiver’s Account, together with the name of the action. LR 66-9. UNDERTAKING OF RECEIVER. A receiver shall not act as such until a sufficient undertaking in an adequate amount as determined by the court is filed with the clerk. LR 66-10. ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES. In all other respects or as ordered by the court, the receiver or similar officer shall administer the estate as nearly as may be in accordance with the practice in the administration of estates in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. LR 67-1. DEPOSIT AND INVESTMENT OF FUNDS IN THE REGISTRY ACCOUNT; CERTIFICATE OF CASH DEPOSIT. (a) Cash tendered to the clerk for deposit into the Registry Account of this court shall be accompanied by a written statement titled “Certificate of Cash Deposit” which shall be signed by counsel or party appearing in pro se. The certificate shall contain the following information: (1) The amount of cash tendered for deposit; (2) The party on whose behalf the tender is being made;

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