1394 TESTAMENTARY LAW. [ART. 93.

P. G. L., (1860,) art. 93, sec. 243. 1831, ch. 315, sec. 7.

243. When any orphans' court shall revoke any letters testa-
mentary, or of administration, and there be no remaining exec-
utor or administrator, it shall be the duty of the court to appoint
a new administrator; and if the party whose letters testamentary
or of administration may be revoked, shall not, within a reason-
able time to be fixed by the court, deliver over to such new
administrator, or to the remaining executor or administrator, as
the case may be, all the property of the deceased remaining in
his hands unadministered, and also all the books, bonds, notes
and evidences of debt, or funds, and all title to property or stocks
which belong to, or are due, or which may become due to the
decedent, in his possession, and also pay over to such new admin-
istrator, or remaining executor or administrator of the decedent,
all the money due to him as executor or administrator of the
decedent, the court may compel the delivery and payment over
as aforesaid by attachment and sequestration of the property of
the party whose letters may be revoked, ond may also direct to
be put in suit the administration or testamentary bond of such
executor or administrator whose letters have been revoked.

Beall v. Hilliary, 1 Md. 197. Hesson v.Hesson, 14 Md 8. State use Ditt-
man v. Robinson, 57 Md. 486. State v. Smith, 64 Md. 101.

Ibid. sec. 244. 1821, ch. 156, sec. 1.

244. In all cases where special acts of assembly have been
passed authorizing any orphans' court to appoint a trustee to
sell and dispose of real estate, the property of minors, and the
trustee appointed hath died or removed without completing his
trust, the orphans' court of the proper county shall appoint
another trustee to carry into effect the provisions of the particular
act.

Ibid, sec, 245. 1821, ch. 136, sec. 2.

245. The course of proceedings shall be regulated in each case
in which proceedings may be had under the preceding section,
by the provisions of the particular act under which a trustee has
been appointed, who has died or removed without fully executing
and completing his trust