LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 11

IF A REGISTER EXERCISES HIS AUTHORITY TO APPOINT
STANDING APPRAISERS, ALL PROPERTY REQUIRED TO BE
INDEPENDENTLY APPRAISED [[AND WHICH IS ]] BUT NOT
APPRAISED BY SPECIAL APPRAISERS UNDER §[[7-202(B)]]
7-202(C) SHALL BE APPRAISED BY STANDING APPRAISERS. IF A
REGISTER DOES NOT APPOINT STANDING APPRAISERS, HE SHALL,
WITH RESPECT TO ANY ESTATE WHICH CONTAINS PROPERTY
REQUIRED TO BE INDEPENDENTLY APPRAISED [[AND WHICH IS]]
BUT NOT APPRAISED BY SPECIAL APPRAISERS, APPOINT GENERAL
APPRAISERS AS PROVIDED IN §2-302.

(C) FEES.

AN APPRAISAL FEE IS PAYABLE ONLY TO A PERSON MAKING
AN APPRAISAL REQUESTED BY THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE,
AND IS ALWAYS SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY THE COURT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art, 93, §2-301. The only changes are in
style and language.

2-302. DESIGNATION OF GENERAL APPRAISERS.

UPON APPLICATION BY THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH §[[7-202(A)]] 7-202(B) FOR THE
APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL APPRAISERS, THE REGISTER SHALL
DESIGNATE TWO QUALIFIED PERSONS NOT RELATED TO THE
DECEDENT NOR INTERESTED IN THE ADMINISTRATION. UPON
DESIGNATION OF THE GENERAL APPRAISERS, THE REGISTER SHALL
ISSUE A WARRANT AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THEM JOINTLY TO
APPRAISE ALL PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEDENT
REQUIRED TO BE INDEPENDENTLY APPRAISED [[AND WHICH IS]]
BUT NOT SPECIALLY APPRAISED UNDER §[[7-202(B)]] 7-202(C).
IF AN APPRAISER SHALL FAIL TO ACT, THE REGISTER SHALL
MAKE A NEW DESIGNATION AND ISSUE A NEW WARRANT UPON
APPLICATION BY THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 93, §2-302. The only changes are in
style and language,

2-303. DUTY OF APPRAISERS.
(1) PERFORMANCE.

AN APPRAISER SHALL PERFORM [[EXPEDITIOUSLY]] HIS
DUTY EXPEDITIOUSLY.

(E) FORM OF APPRAISAL.

THE APPRAISAL SHALL BE IN COLUMNAR FORM, AND
[[DESCRIBE]] STATE GENERALLY EACH ITEM THAT HAS BEEN
APPRAISED AND [[ITS VALUE]] THE VALUE OF EACH ITEM IN
DOLLARS AND CENTS. IT SHALL CONTAIN A STATEMENT SIGNED