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MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE<br />

TITLE 6 - SETTLEMENT OF DECEDENTS’ ESTATES<br />

CHAPTER 400 - ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES<br />

AMEND Rule 6-454 to add a cross reference to Code, Estates<br />

<strong>and</strong> Trusts Article, §12-701, as follows:<br />

Rule 6-454. SPECIAL ADMINISTRATION<br />

(a) Appointment of Special Administrator<br />

When necessary to protect property before the appointment<br />

<strong>and</strong> qualification of a personal representative or before the<br />

appointment of a successor personal representative following a<br />

vacancy in the position of personal representative, the court<br />

shall enter an order appointing a special administrator. The<br />

appointment may be initiated by the court or the register or upon<br />

the filing of a petition by an interested person, a creditor, the<br />

personal representative of a deceased personal representative, or<br />

the person appointed to protect the estate of a personal<br />

representative under a legal disability.<br />

(b) Contents of Petition<br />

A petition for appointment of a special administrator<br />

shall contain a brief description of the property requiring<br />

protection, a statement setting forth the necessity for the<br />

appointment before the appointment of a personal representative<br />

<strong>and</strong>, when appropriate, the reasons for the delay in the<br />

appointment of a personal representative.<br />

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