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RSMo 490.430effective 28 Aug 1939

Shall not be conclusive evidence, when

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Just because a legal document has been officially signed, witnessed, recorded, or copied into public records does not mean it is automatically accepted as true. Someone can still challenge or argue against it in court.

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490.430. Shall not be , when. — Neither the of the nor the of any such nor the nor the of such instrument, shall be , but the same may be .

(RSMo 1939 § 3437)

Prior revisions: 1929 § 3050; 1919 § 2209; 1909 § 2820

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