Missouri § 514.303 Costs of enforcing judgment, how awarded — how certified.

Missouri Statutes

§ 514.303 — Costs of enforcing judgment, how awarded — how certified.

Missouri § 514.303

Title XXXVCIVIL PROCEDURE AND LIMITATIONS

Ch. 514Costs (Civil Cases)

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 514.303 (2026).

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All costs involved in the execution and sale of property pursuant to judgment, except attorney's fees, may be awarded as judgment in favor of the party incurring such costs, including moving expenses, insurance, storage charges, and any other expenses except for attorney's fees, reasonably incurred as a result of such execution and sale.  Creditors shall certify such expenses as true and accurate in an affidavit filed with the court, and shall provide the court with copies of all receipts.  The court may then award such costs as it deems reasonable and necessary.

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All costs involved in the execution and sale of property pursuant to judgment, except attorney's fees, may be awarded as judgment in favor of the party incurring such costs, including moving expenses, insurance, storage charges, and any other expenses except for attorney's fees, reasonably incurred as a result of such execution and sale. Creditors shall certify such expenses as true and accurate in an affidavit filed with the court, and shall provide the court with copies of all receipts. The court may then award such costs as it deems reasonable and necessary.