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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 61
DRAFTER'S NOTE: Error: Grammatical error in § 6-305(a) of the Estates and Trusts Article.
Occurred: Ch. 11, Acts of 1974. 7-401. (a) In the performance of his duties pursuant to § 7-101 OF THIS TITLE, a
personal representative may exercise all of the power or authority conferred upon him
by statute or in the will, without application to, the approval of, or ratification by the
court. Except as validly limited by the will or by an order of court, a personal
representative may, in addition to the power or authority contained in the will and to
other common-law or statutory powers, exercise the powers enumerated in this
section. (i) He may pay the funeral expenses of the decedent in accordance with the
procedures provided in § 8-106 OF THIS ARTICLE, including the cost of burial space
and a tombstone or marker, and the cost of perpetual care. DRAFTER'S NOTE: Error: Incomplete cross-references in § 7-401(a) and (i) of the Estates
and Trusts Article. Occurred: Ch. 11, Acts of 1974. 13-214. (c) (2) If the guardian is satisfied that the disability of the disabled person
has ceased or if the court has found in a proceeding under § 13-221 OF THIS
SUBTITLE that the disability has ceased, the guardian, after meeting all prior claims
and expenses of administration, shall distribute the estate to the former disabled
person as soon as possible. The distribution normally shall be in kind. DRAFTER'S NOTE: Error: Incomplete cross-reference in § 13-214(c)(2) of the Estates and
Trusts Article. Occurred: Ch. 11, Acts of 1974. 13-707. (a) Persons are entitled to appointment as guardian of the person according to
the following priorities: (1) A person, agency, or corporation nominated by the disabled person if
the disabled person was 16 years old or older when the disabled person signed the
designation and, in the opinion of the court, the disabled person had sufficient mental
capacity to make an intelligent choice at the time the disabled person executed the
designation;
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