(1) An employee of a District of Columbia government agency that licenses or provides a financial payment to the type of housing accommodation being placed in receivership;
(2) A person who has a financial interest in any other real property in common with the owner of the property being placed under receivership; or
(3) A parent, child, grandchild, spouse, or domestic partner as defined in § 32-701(3), sibling, first cousin, aunt, or uncle of the owner of the property being placed under receivership or a tenant of the property being placed under receivership, whether the relationship arises by blood, marriage, or adoption.
(d)(1) Before a receiver takes charge of a rental housing accommodation, the receiver shall post a bond, the premiums of which may be paid in installments, with the Court, which bond:
(A) Does not exceed the value of the rental housing accommodation and its furnishings, records, and other related personal property and goods; and
(B) Is held by the Court for the benefit of all persons interested in the faithful performance of the receivership.
(2) Unless the Court directs otherwise, the receiver may pay the premium of the bond from the rental housing accommodation’s income.
(3) The bond requirement of this subsection may be waived by the Court for good cause.
(e) Any person authorized to file a petition under § 42-3651.03 may petition the Court to appoint a substitute if a receiver:
(1) Dies;
(2) Has or develops a disability which impedes his or her ability to carry out the receivership;
(3) Has or develops a conflict of interest; or
(4) Fails to make reasonable progress in carrying out the receivership.