Conservatorship definition

Conservatorship means a court has issued an order appointing and investing an individual with the power and duty of managing the property of another individual.

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Conservatorship means the period of time during which FHFA is the Conservator or Receiver of both of the Enterprises.

Conservatorship means the appointment of a conservator pursuant to the Federal Housing Finance Regulatory Reform Act of 2008 and the Federal Housing Enterprises Finance Safety and Soundness Act of 1992.

Examples of Conservatorship in a sentence

During the Conservatorship, any such Manager’s compensation shall be determined by FHFA, and unless otherwise directed by FHFA, the Company shall include the expense for such compensation in the Company’s Annual Plan and Budget.
During the Conservatorship, the Board Chair’s compensation shall be determined by FHFA, and unless otherwise directed by FHFA, the Company shall include the expense for such compensation in the Company’s Annual Plan and Budget.
During the Conservatorship, FHFA shall have the right to have one or more representatives of FHFA attend any meeting of the Board as an observer.
Following the Conservatorship, the Board Chair shall be designated and may be removed by the Board; provided that the Board Chair shall not vote with respect to his or her removal.
Following the Conservatorship, any such Manager may be appointed or removed by the Board, provided that such Manager shall not vote with respect to his or her removal.

More Definitions of Conservatorship

Conservatorship means the process outlined in chapter 11.130 RCW for appointing a conservator and a conservator's carrying out of any duties pursuant to an order entered under RCW 11.130.360 through 11.130.575.

Conservatorship means that a court has issued an order appointing and investing a person with the power and duty of managing the property of another person.

Conservatorship means a guardianship, committee or conservatorship of the Guarantor.

Conservatorship. The term “Conservatorship” means the court appointment of a person or entity to manage the interests of an estate, a minor child or incompetent person pursuant to ORS 125.400.

Conservatorship means the appointment of a person by the court to manage the financial affairs of a conservatee. A "conservatee" is one who has not been judicially declared incompetent, but who by reason of advanced age, illness, or physical infirmity, is unable to care for or manage his or her property or who has become unable to provide for himself or herself or others dependent upon him or her for support.

Conservatorship means a public nuisance proceeding by which a third party

Conservatorship means that a court appointed trustee has authority to manage the estate of a protected person.