Missouri § 369.184 Fiduciary accounts, how handled.

Missouri Statutes

§ 369.184 — Fiduciary accounts, how handled.

Missouri § 369.184

Title XXIVBUSINESS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 369Savings and Loan Associations

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 369.184 (2026).

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1.An association may accept accounts in the name of any personal representative, custodian, conservator or other fiduciary for a named beneficiary or beneficiaries, and any such fiduciary may open and make additions to, and may withdraw from any such account. Any payment to the fiduciary shall be a release and discharge of the association for the payment so made without regard to any notice the association may have received concerning the status or capacity of the fiduciary.

2.If any fiduciary named in this section opens an account with an association in his own name not followed by the designation of his fiduciary capacity, the association shall treat such an account as the individually owned account of that person regardless of any notice to the contrary.

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1. An association may accept accounts in the name of any personal representative, custodian, conservator or other fiduciary for a named beneficiary or beneficiaries, and any such fiduciary may open and make additions to, and may withdraw from any such account. Any payment to the fiduciary shall be a release and discharge of the association for the payment so made without regard to any notice the association may have received concerning the status or capacity of the fiduciary.

2. If any fiduciary named in this section opens an account with an association in his own name not followed by the designation of his fiduciary capacity, the association shall treat such an account as the individually owned account of that person regardless of any notice to the contrary.