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· 4/1/1890

Meyer v. Stone

Citations

  • 40 Mo. App. 289
  • 1890 Mo. App. LEXIS 494

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  • studying the constitutionality of a statute, reciting the competing interests, and finding the statute constitutional because, \The statute at issue balances these rights\
  • studying the constitutionality of a statute, reciting the competing interests, and finding the statute constitutional because, \The statute at issue balances these rights\
  • \[T]he plain language of [section 63-7-1660] indicates that a merits hearing must be scheduled to be held within thirty-five days of receipt of the removal petition. The statute does not indicate that the hearing must be completed within the thirty-five[-]day period.\
  • reading section 20-7-610(M) in conjunction with section 20-7-736(E

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Judges: Biggs

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