The presiding judge, in his discretion under the law, may order any funds, in the hands of a receiver or any other officer of court, while awaiting the termination of protracted litigation, to be invested as provided in the case of executors and administrators. The presiding judge, in his discretion under the law, may order any funds, in the hands of a receiver or any other officer of court, while awaiting the termination of protracted litigation, to be invested as provided in the case of executors and administrators. The presiding judge, in his discretion under the law, may order any funds, in the hands of a receiver or any other officer of court, while awaiting the termination of protracted litigation, to be invested as provided in the case of executors and administrators. The presiding judge, in his discretion under the law, may order any funds, in the hands of a receiver or any other officer of court, while awaiting the termination of protracted litigation, to be invested as provided in the case of executors and administrators.
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