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1. The only restriction is the Receiver must act in the best interest of the creditors to maximize recovery.
The debtor subject to bankruptcy is not the Receiver's concern.
2. The property in question does not subject to any claims or lawsuit.
3. In theory, yes. In practice, the Receiver can give some reasonable time to prepare.
No - If there is a court order authorizing the transfer/sale, the Receiver does not need your consent to sell the property.
4. It is not your concern - again, the Receiver is to protect the creditors, not the debtor.
5. Yes. At the least - who pays?
6. It depends on the portion owned. If the Receiver owns a majority, then the answer is no.
Otherwise, that owner should proactively discuss with the Receiver to avoid inconvenience.
7. See above.