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(IV) BREACHED HIS DUTY OF GOOD FAITH OR
LOYALTY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTY OF THE FIDUCIARY
ESTATE.

(2) DISCRETIONARY GROUNDS.
A COURT MAY REMOVE A FIDUCIARY WHO HAS:

(I)   NEGLIGENTLY FAILED TO FILE A BOND WITHIN
THE TIME REQUIRED BY RULE OR ORDER OF COURT;

(II)   NEGLIGENTLY FAILED TO OBEY AN ORDER OF
COURT;

(III)FAILED TO PERFORM ANY OF HIS DUTIES AS
FIDUCIARY, OR TO COMPETENTLY ADMINISTER THE FIDUCIARY
ESTATE.

(F) PROCEDURES FOR REMOVAL.

PROCEDURES FOR THE REMOVAL OF A GUARDIAN SHALL BE
CONDUCTED BY THE COURT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF THE MARYLAND RULES APPLYING TO A FIDUCIARY.]]

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 93A, §220. Subsection (a) is revised for
the purpose of simplification. Subsections
(d) , (e) , and (f) are revised to conform to the
provisions of Maryland Rules V81 (resignation),
V84)removal) , and V84 (e) (hearing). The only
other changes are in language and style.

13-221. JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS FOR TERMINATION.
(A) PETITION TO TERMINATE.

THE MINOR OR DISABLED PERSON, HIS PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE, THE GUARDIAN, OR ANY OTHER INTERESTED
PERSON MAY PETITION THE COURT TO TERMINATE THE
GUARDIANSHIP PROCEEDINGS.

(E) CAUSE FOR TERMINATION.

A GUARDIANSHIP PROCEEDING SHALL TERMINATE UPON:

(1)    THE CESSATION OF THE MINORITY OR
DISABILITY;

(2)    THE DEATH OR PRESUMPTIVE DEATH OF THE
MINOR OR DISABLED PERSON;

(3)   TRANSFER OF ALL THE ASSETS OF THE ESTATE
TO A FOREIGN FIDUCIARY; OR