Corporate — Books and records – Accounting – Receiver 

Where defendants have moved for summary disposition on a claim for books and records, for an accounting and for appointment of a receiver, the motion should be allowed because (1) the plaintiffs have failed to address the defendants’ argument that all records have been produced, (2) the plaintiffs have failed to address the defendants’ argument that there are no amounts at issue since the underlying claims that would justify an accounting have been dismissed and (3) the plaintiffs acknowledge that appointment of a receiver is a remedy, not a claim.