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RSMo 473.563effective 28 Aug 1955

Settlement after citation, penalty

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When an executor or administrator gets a court notice for not turning in their required report on time, they can still turn it in late. If they do, the court fines them up to $100 for being late — unless they can show the court it was truly impossible to file on time. The fine gets paid to the county, and the executor or administrator along with their bondspeople are responsible for paying it.

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473.563. after , . — If, after of the citation, the or appears and files his settlement he shall be fined for his failure to file settlement at the proper time in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, unless he satisfies the court that it was for him to file settlement. All fines shall be paid into the and the executor or administrator and his are for the same upon their .

(RSMo 1939 § 218, A.L. 1955 p. 385 § 200)

Prior revisions: 1929 § 219; 1919 § 218; 1909 § 227

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