(1) The receivership court shall hold a summary hearing at the time and date for the return of summons on a petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding.
(2) If a person is not served with summons on a petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding and fails to appear for the summary hearing, the receivership court shall: (a) continue the summary hearing not more than 10 days; (b) provide for alternative service of summons upon the person; and (c) extend any restraining order.
(a) continue the summary hearing not more than 10 days;
(b) provide for alternative service of summons upon the person; and
(c) extend any restraining order.
(3) Upon a showing of good faith efforts to effect personal service upon a person who fails to appear for a continued summary hearing, the receivership court shall order notice of the petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding to be published. The order and notice shall specify: (a) a return date not less than 10 nor more than 20 days after the day on which notice is published; and (b) that the restraining order is extended to the continued hearing date.
(a) a return date not less than 10 nor more than 20 days after the day on which notice is published; and
(b) that the restraining order is extended to the continued hearing date.
(4) If a person fails to appear for a summary hearing on a petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding after service of summons, the receivership court shall enter judgment in favor of the commissioner against that person.
(5) (a) A person who appears for the summary hearing on a petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding shall file its answer at the hearing and the receivership court shall: (i) determine whether to extend any temporary restraining order pending final judgment; and (ii) set the case for trial on a date not more than 10 days from the day on which the summary hearing is held. (b) The receivership court may not grant a continuance for filing an answer.
(a) A person who appears for the summary hearing on a petition to commence a formal delinquency proceeding shall file its answer at the hearing and the receivership court shall: (i) determine whether to extend any temporary restraining order pending final judgment; and (ii) set the case for trial on a date not more than 10 days from the day on which the summary hearing is held.
(i) determine whether to extend any temporary restraining order pending final judgment; and
(ii) set the case for trial on a date not more than 10 days from the day on which the summary hearing is held.
(b) The receivership court may not grant a continuance for filing an answer.
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