After confirmation of his final account and distribution to the parties entitled, a personal representative and his surety may be discharged by the court from future liability. The court may discharge only the surety from future liability, allowing the personal representative to continue without surety, upon condition that no further assets shall come into the control of the personal representative until he files another bond with sufficient surety, as required by the register. CHAPTER 33 ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES Subchapter A. Inventory B. Personal Representatives; Powers, Duties and Liabilities C. Sales, Pledges, Mortgages, Leases, Options and Exchanges D. Abatement, Survival and Control of Actions E. Claims; Charges; Rights of Creditors SUBCHAPTER A INVENTORY Sec. 3301. Duty of personal representative. 3302. Valuations. 3303. Supplemental inventory. 3304. Claims against personal representative. 3305. Objections to inventory.
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