194                                              LAWS OF MARYLAND                             [Ch. 11

THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE MONEY IS
DESIRED. UPON RECEIVING A PETITION, THE COURT SHALL MAKE
ANY INQUIRY NECESSARY BEFORE GRANTING OR DENYING THE
PETITION IS WHOLE OR IN PART.

(C)   USE OF MONEY.

IF MONEY IS DESIRED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN TO
FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF THE MINOR, INCLUDING REASONABLE
EXPENDITURES FOR ROOM AND BOARD, THE COURT SHALL REQUIRE
A STRONG SHOWING OF NECESSITY BY THE TRUSTEE IN A
HEARING.

(D)   DISCHARGE OF TRUSTEE.

IF THE TRUSTEE DIES OR IS DISCHARGED, A PETITION
FILED UNDER THIS SECTION SHALL INCLUDE A PRAYER FOR THE
APPOINTMENT OF ANOTHER TRUSTEE.

(E)   DIRECTION TO INSTITUTION.

IN ITS ORDER UPON A PETITION, THE COURT MAY DIRECT
THE INSTITUTION WHERE THE FUNDS OF THE MINOR ARE ON
DEPOSIT TO MAKE ITS CHECK TO THE ORDER OF

(1) THE TRUSTEE FOR THE USE OF THE MINOR, OR

(2) THE PERSON, FIRM, OR ORGANIZATION WHICH
HAS PERFORMED OR IS TO PERFORM A SERVICE FOR OR FURNISH
GOODS TO THE MINOR.

(F)   FEE FOR AN ATTORNEY AND COSTS.

THE COURT ALSO MAY DIRECT PAYMENT OF A REASONABLE
FEE FOR AN ATTORNEY AND THE COSTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS, BUT
MAY NOT IN ANY EVENT DIRECT OR PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF
ANY FEES OR COMMISSIONS TO THE [[TRUSTEES]] TRUSTEE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: These sections presently appear as
Art. 93A, §§404, 405, and 406. These sections
are combined and divided into appropriate
subsections because of the close relationship
between the three sections. Subsection (a) is
changed to eliminate the option of filing the
petition in the original court action.
Subsection (c) is written in the same language
as presently contained in this section. The
commission is reluctant to change the theory
of subsection (c) even though it may be
inconsistent with other Maryland Laws, such as
§13—501 (c). The only other changes are in
language and style.

13-407. TRUSTEE NOT REQUIRED TO FILE ACCOUNTS.