Missouri Code — 213
Browse 23 sections in division 213 of the Missouri code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 213.010. Definitions.
- § 213.020. Commission on human rights created — members, how appointed, terms, vacancies, how filled — functions — local commissions, power and authority.
- § 213.025. Commission members to receive per diem and expenses, when.
- § 213.030. Powers and duties of commission — rulemaking, procedure.
- § 213.040. Unlawful housing practices — discrimination in housing — sufficient compliance with other standards — local government compliance — construction of law — housing for older persons, defined — conviction for controlled substances, effect — religious organizations, effect of.
- § 213.041. Restrictive covenants, homeowners' association — limitations — procedure to delete violative restrictive covenants.
- § 213.045. Discrimination in commercial real estate loans prohibited.
- § 213.050. Discrimination in selling or renting by real estate agencies prohibited.
- § 213.055. Unlawful employment practices — exceptions.
- § 213.065. Discrimination in public accommodations prohibited, exceptions.
- § 213.070. Additional unlawful discriminatory practices.
- § 213.075. Complaints to commission, how filed, when — filing with federal agencies, effect — duties of executive director — respondents — hearing, notice, procedure — attorney general to represent commission — appeal, discovery — effect of orders of commission.
- § 213.076. Notice relating to aiding and abetting, civil action — commencement of action — intervention — relief — authority of commission.
- § 213.077. Settlement and conciliation agreement — restrictions, procedure.
- § 213.085. Decisions of commission — judicial review, when, procedure, venue — enforcement of order — breech of settlement agreement, remedy.
- § 213.095. Violation of a commission order, misdemeanor.
- § 213.101. Construction of statutes — abrogation of certain case law and jury instructions.
- § 213.111. Right to civil action, when — relief available — costs and attorney's fees, awarded when — right to trial by jury — maximum damages — burden of proof, employment-related civil actions.
- § 213.112. Applicability.
- § 213.126. Attorney general to act, when — authorization of civil action — settlement agreement.
- § 213.131. Local commissions, certification — review — decertification.
- § 213.135. Local commissions, power and authority — procedure — public attorney, duties — appeal, procedure — adoption of procedural rules.
- § 213.137. Severability.