Missouri § 361.120 Preservation of records — report to governor — destruction of records, when.

Missouri Statutes

§ 361.120 — Preservation of records — report to governor — destruction of records, when.

Missouri § 361.120

Title XXIVBUSINESS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 361Division of Finance and Powers of Director of Finance

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 361.120 (2026).

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1.The director of finance shall preserve all records, reports and papers of every kind pertaining to the division of finance for a period of ten years, and shall permanently preserve all records, reports and papers of a permanent value, including articles of association and all amendments thereto, and all articles of merger or consolidation and amendments thereto. The director of finance shall make a written report to the governor whenever required by the governor.

2.After having kept any records, reports, or papers referred to in this section for a period of ten years, the director may destroy or otherwise dispose of said records in the manner provided by law.

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1. The director of finance shall preserve all records, reports and papers of every kind pertaining to the division of finance for a period of ten years, and shall permanently preserve all records, reports and papers of a permanent value, including articles of association and all amendments thereto, and all articles of merger or consolidation and amendments thereto. The director of finance shall make a written report to the governor whenever required by the governor.

2. After having kept any records, reports, or papers referred to in this section for a period of ten years, the director may destroy or otherwise dispose of said records in the manner provided by law.