New Haven, Conn., Code of Ordinances tit. V § 504

Following compliance with the procedures set forth in section 19-347b of the General Statutes, and upon appointment of a receiver by the court of common pleas pursuant to said section 19-347b, the receiver shall furnish a bond, with sufficient surety, in an amount to be determined by the court, and provide sufficient evidence to the court that he has obtained liability insurance in an amount to be set by the court, but at least in an amount, for a single injury, equal to one hundred (100) percent of the appraisal value of the property, disregarding encumbrances. Once the receiver has furnished the bond required by the court and provided sufficient evidence of insurance, the receiver with all reasonable speed shall remove the delinquent matters and deficiencies in the property constituting a serious fire hazard or a serious threat to life, health or safety, and during the term of the receivership shall repair and maintain the property in a safe and healthful condition and shall exercise all power and authority granted by the receiver by section 19-347c of the General Statutes, and upon completion shall apply to be discharged pursuant to section 19-347f of the General Statutes. The receiver, during the term of receivership, shall be liable for injuries to persons and property by reason of the condition of the property for which he is receiver in a case where an owner would have been liable, but the receiver shall be liable only to the extent that he is insured against such liability or to the extent that he would have been insured against such liability had he purchased and maintained the insurance required by this paragraph. The receiver shall not be liable for such injury in his personal capacity or out of the assets in his hands as receiver, except as provided above.