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Section 6-304 - Duties of Personal Representative or Guardian of Deceased or Disabled Personal Representative

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(a) The appointment of a personal representative shall be terminated by the personal representative’s death or a judicial determination of the personal representative’s disability. (b) In either case, unless there is a surviving personal representative the personal representative of a deceased personal representative or the person appointed to protect the estate of a personal representative under legal disability shall: (1) Have the duty to protect property belonging to the estate being administered by the deceased or disabled personal representative; (2) Have the power to perform acts necessary for the protection of property; (3) Immediately account for and deliver the property to a successor personal representative or special administrator; and (4) Immediately apply to the court for the appointment of a special administrator or successor personal representative to carry on the administration of the estate that was being administered by the deceased or disabled personal representative.