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175-176. Repealed by ch. 533 of the Acts of 1929.
190-191. Repealed by ch. 533 of the Acts of 1929.
192.

See art. 72Aj

Non-Resident Guardians and Infants.

202.

See sec. 210A.

1929, ch. 343.

210A. Any person who is a resident of any state by the laws of which
residents of Maryland are denied the right to qualify and act as guardian
of an infant therein, shall not be appointed or allowed to qualify as guard-
ian of any infant resident of this State, but nothing in this section shall be
construed to impair the validity of any appointment or qualification ante-
dating June 1, 1929, or to effect, in any way, any provision of law relating,
to the transferring of property in this State belonging to wards in another
state or country.
See sec. 202.

Inventory and List of Debts.

211.

Successive administrators of estate should each file inventory. Brown v.
Tydings, 149 Md. 24.

As to the appraisal of real estate for collateral inheritance taxes, see art. 81,
sec. 109, et seq.

212.

The reference in first note to this section, page 2941, vol. 2, of Code, to secs.
161 and 132, should be to secs. 164 and 128, respectively.

221. Repealed by ch. 502 of the Acts of 1929.

223.

As against administratrix, there is no need to resort to equity for discovery
or account in respect to assets of deceased. Street v. Stubblefield, 20 F (2nd),
(Ct. Apps., D. C. ), 1019.
See notes to secs. 5 and 230.

224.

See notes to secs. 3 and 225.

225.

Effect of failure of administrator to file Inventory; allowance of commissions
after estate fully administered. Discretion of Orphans' Court Brown v Tyd-
ings, 149 Md. 25.

See notes to sec. 223.