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Code · California · Probate Code

§ 8941

247 words·~1 min read·/ca/probate-code/8941

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(a)The court shall, on petition of the personal representative or probate referee, or may, on the court’s own motion, hear the report of the status of the appraisal. The court may issue a citation to compel the personal representative or the probate referee to attend the hearing.
(b)If the probate referee does not make the report of the status of the appraisal within the time required by this article or prescribed by the court, the court shall, on petition of the personal representative or may, on its own motion, cite the probate referee to appear before the court and show the reason why the property has not been appraised.
(c)Upon the hearing, the court may order any of the following:
(1)That the appraisal be completed within a time that appears reasonable.
(2)That the probate referee be removed. Upon removal of the probate referee the court shall designate another probate referee in the manner prescribed in Section 8920.
(3)That the commission of the probate referee be reduced by an amount the court deems appropriate, regardless of whether the commission otherwise allowable under the provisions of Sections 8960 to 8964 would be reasonable compensation for the services rendered.
(4)That the personal representative deliver to the probate referee all information necessary to allow the probate referee to complete the appraisal. Failure to comply with such an order is grounds for removal of the personal representative.
(5)Such other orders as may be appropriate.
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