Missouri § 105.080 - Duplicate copies of record.
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§ 105.080. Duplicate copies of record.
Whenever any such settlement shall be made, the court shall cause duplicate copies of the record thereof to be certified and delivered, one to the county treasurer and the other to the clerk of the county commission, and the county treasurer shall be charged by the clerk of the county commission with the sums appearing thereby to be due to the state and to the county, respectively.
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(RSMo 1939 § 11226)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 9995; 1919 § 12985; 1909 § 11537
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