Missouri AG Opinions, 1964

Opinion letter to the Honorable Harry E. Hatcher

A sheet metal worker is not required to have a chauffeur’s license to operate his employer’s trucks if the trips are so occasional and infrequent that they are not part of the employee’s duties.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Warren E. Hearnes

Opinion letter to the Honorable Paul D. , Jr.

Opinion letter to Dr. Ben Morton

A stock business corporation may not provide by its articles of incorporation for the distribution of its assets upon dissolution to organizations of a charitable or tax-exempt nature.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Daniel V. O’ Brien

Opinion letter to the Honorable Frank

Opinion letter to the Honorable Charles P. Moll

Opinion letter to the Honorable William H. Bruce, Jr.

A qualified voter has the right to cast a write-in ballot in the election under Section 165.657(4), RSMo 1963 Supp., of members of the county board of education of second, third, and fourth class counties, and that such ballots, if otherwise proper, must be counted for the persons written thereon.

Opinion letter to Representative Thomas A. Walsh

Opinion letter to the Honorable William E.

Sheriffs in Second Class counties may retain civil fees as prescribed in Section 57.280, RSMo 1959, only to amount allowed by Section 57.340, RSMo 1959, and are prohibited by Section 57.380, RSMo 1959, from retaining fees collected in criminal cases as outlined in Section 57.290, RSMo 1959. Sheriffs and their deputies in Second Class counties may be reimbursed for travel expense, incurred in making criminal investigations.

Articles of Incorporation of American Independence Life Insurance Company.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Brunson Hollingsworth

Articles of Incorporation of All American Life Insurance Company.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Galdys B. Stewart

Opinion letter to the Honorable Gladys B. Stewart

Articles of Incorporation of Country-Wide Life Insurance Company.

Opinion letter to Mr. John A. Owens

Opinion letter to the Honorable M. E. Morris

Opinion letter to Mr. Charles W. Kunderer

Opinion letter to the Honorable Don E. Burrell

Articles of Incorporation of Great Heritage Life Insurance Company.

Limitation on the amount a clerk of a third class county may pay for deputy hire in Section 51.450 RSMo does not apply to limit the amount he may pay a deputy registration clerk appointed under Section 116.030 RSMo. Such deputy registration clerk may be assigned duties in the nature of those ordinarily performed by a deputy clerk.

Opinion letter to Mr. Robert C. Simonds

Opinion letter to the Honorable J. R. Fritz

Opinion letter to H. M. Hardwicke , M.D.

Opinion letter to Mr. E. H. Berry

Opinion letter to Mr. John E. Kelley

Opinion letter to George A. Ulett , M. D.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Brunson Hollingsworth

Planning Commission may not employ legal counsel. The prosecuting attorney must act for Planning Commission.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Lawrence F. Gepford

Opinion letter to the Honorable Robert P.C. Wilson,

It is the duty of the prosecuting attorney to advise the county court and the Board of Trustees of a county hospital concerning all legal matters involving the hospital. It is the duty of the prosecuting attorney to collect delinquent bills owed such hospital. The county court may authorize the prosecuting attorney to employ associate counsel if suits are instituted for the collection of such accounts outside the county in which the hospital is located or outside the State of Missouri.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Don F. Whitcraft

Opinion letter to Mr. James T. Riley

A municipality which owns a manufacturing or industrial facility developed under Section 71.790 to 71.850, RSMo 1963 Cum. Supp., may not require a tenant thereof, as part of the leasing agreement, to pay monies in lieu of taxes to another taxing body.

Opinion letter to the Honorable Frank Conley

Opinion letter to the Honorable William G. McCaffree

Opinion letter to the Honorable Douglas Mahnkey

An inmate of the Missouri State Penitentiary assigned for work in the license plate manufacturing division who sustains an injury as a result of an accident, arising out and in the course of said employment, is not an employee of the Department of Corrections, and, therefore, not entitled to benefits of the Workmen’s Compensation Act.

Opinion letter to Mr. Leon F. Burton

Opinion letter to the Honorable Robert E. Yocom