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RSMo 473.650effective 28 Aug 1955

Distributee may credit share against purchase price, when

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When property from an estate is sold to divide it among the heirs, one of those heirs can buy the property at the sale. If that heir is a buyer, the share of the estate money they were supposed to receive counts as part of their payment for the property. The court then treats that amount as already paid out to that person.

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473.650. may share against purchase price, when. — If a distributee becomes a purchaser of the property at a sale for the purpose of making , his receipt for the amount of his share shall be received in payment of an equal amount of the , and the court shall allow the amount of such receipt as so much under the .

(RSMo 1939 § 243, A.L. 1955 p. 385 § 227)

Prior revisions: 1929 § 244; 1919 § 243; 1909 § 252

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