Missouri § 301.573 - Title designations may be reviewed by department of revenue.

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§ 301.573. Title designations may be reviewed by department of revenue.

The department may review all title designations.  Any designation described in section 301.190 or 301.227, placed on a certificate of ownership or certificate of title issued pursuant to section 301.190 or 301.227, shall remain on the certificate of ownership or title, and any and all subsequent certificates of ownership or title issued for that vehicle shall carry such designation on the face of such certificates of ownership or title.

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(L. 1993 S.B. 35 § 1, A.L. 1997 H.B. 207)

Effective 7-01-97

(1994)  Statute giving administrative agency the specific duty to review title designations and to place historical information regarding vehicle title on subsequent titles is not so imprecise and uncertain a duty as to render the statute void for vagueness.  Baugust v. Director of Revenue, 878 S.W.2d 39 (Mo. en banc).

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