When a landlord wants to evict someone under this particular set of laws, the landlord does not have to give the tenant a warning notice to leave before filing a case in court. The only exception is a situation covered in a separate section (441.750).
441.780. Notice not required in certain s, when. — concerning the procedures otherwise used in , it shall not be necessary, except as provided in section 441.750, to provide notice to the to the prior to a sections 441.710 to 441.880.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1997 H.B. 361)
Related Missouri laws
Court-ordered eviction, when
RSMo 441.770
Certain evidence admissible in certain eviction-related actions
RSMo 441.790
Immediate removal of parties other than tenant, when
RSMo 441.760
Criminal prosecution unnecessary for certain eviction proceedings to begin
RSMo 441.800
Immediate eviction, not granted when
RSMo 441.750
Discovery in certain eviction proceedings
RSMo 441.810
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