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Sub: #1 Stated Accounts in lawsuits!!
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Does anyone know and have case law or status for Missouri law; if to state a debt is stated, must have a new contract with a different creditor or collection agency? What does Missouri Law say about stated account lawsuits?

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Replied on 07-28-2009, 01:54 AM
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You can check the official website of the judicial department of Missouri "http://www.courts.mo.gov/" for more details.



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Replied on 07-28-2009, 02:56 AM
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I found this website article about financial matters whilst searching Google for some info. There is a lot of cases mentioned so it may help, even though I don't see Missouri these cases tend to refer to other cases and there may be a Missouri case for you.

From: "http://melochi.org/five-dollar-coin"

Hopefully that'll help you. More:
"http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Account+stated"


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Thanks I will look into the case laws a little deeper.




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