What are the legal grounds for rejecting a request to impose judicial receivership on a commercial entity?

A request to impose judicial receivership on a commercial entity is rejected when the fundamental condition of an imminent danger that cannot be averted by ordinary substantive judicial procedures is not met. Furthermore, actions taken by an authorized person in the management of the entity do not, in themselves, constitute a justification for imposing judicial receivership, as this measure is considered an exceptional remedy that may harm the reputation and performance of the commercial entity. In such cases, the aggrieved party has the right to resort to substantive lawsuits for accountability, removal, or claiming compensation for any wrongful actions.