§ 2-3-125 — Resignation of personal representative; revocation of letters for delay or other cause and new appointment; liability after discharge

Any personal representative may, by writing filed in the
district court, resign his appointment at any time, having first
settled his accounts and delivered up all the estate to the
person appointed to receive the same. If by reason of any delays
in such settlement and delivery of the estate or for any other
cause the circumstances of the estate or the rights of those
interested therein require it, the court may, before settlement
of accounts and delivering up of the estate is completed, revoke
the letters of the personal representative, and appoint another
personal representative, either special or general, in the same
manner as for original letters of administration. The personal
representative discharged and released, and the sureties on his
bonds are not responsible for any act or liability incurred
after his discharge, but shall not be relieved of any liability
occurring on his bonds prior to his discharge.