8,473 official opinions issued by the Missouri Attorney General.
Opinion No. 12-34 — GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT.
Jan 20, 1934
Hunting license not required to kill rabbits on own premises.
Opinion No. 76-34 — PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Jan 19, 1934
Salary fixed by Sec. 11314 R.S. Mo. 1929 and fees allowed for convictions in felony cases must be turned over to county treasurer.
Opinion No. 31-34 — TAXATION.
Jan 18, 1934
Delinquent personal taxes collected by suit, Section 9940 R. S. Mo. 1929. No sale under Senate Bill 94 until November 1934.
Opinion No. 19-34 — TAXATION.
Jan 18, 1934
Back tax collections to be apportioned to various funds, cannot be lumped in school fund.
Opinion No. 10-34 — DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FARM – WAREHOUSE AT – HOUSE BILL NO. 79.
Jan 18, 1934
Act requires insurance to be carried on grain in Warehouse but may be waived by Federal Government.
Opinion No. 79-34 — ROAD DISTRICTS.
Jan 17, 1934
Whether bond of district is barred by Statute of Limitations depends upon whether or not person holding bond is under disability, as provided in Section 868, R. S. Mo. 1929.
Opinion No. 69-34 — TAXATION.
Jan 17, 1934
Delinquent land taxes enforced under Senate Bill 94 after July 24, 1933.
Opinion No. 62-34 — INSURANCE.; FIRE.; SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Jan 17, 1934
“A copy of this opinion should not be released because it is questionable whether or not it expresses the law at the present time. Study is being made to determine whether or not it should be withdrawn.”
Opinion No. 41-34 — SCHOOLS.; SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Jan 17, 1934
County Treasurer should not honor teacher’s warrant where reports required by Section 9316, R. S. Mo. 1929, has not been made and filed with the Clerk.
Opinion No. 32-34 — FINGERPRINTING.
Jan 17, 1934
No liability incurred by Sheriff of Putnam County if officer used reasonable judgment, and if person under arrest was not coerced, threatened or compelled to submit to the taking of fingerprints.
Opinion No. 20-34 — TAXATION.
Jan 17, 1934
County Court has no right to accept taxes in escrow from taxpayer to avoid penalties, where taxpayer, by suit seeks to avoid the taxes.
Opinion No. 60-34 — INTERMEDIATE REFORMATORY.
Jan 15, 1934
Eligibility of convicts, eliminations of ineligible convicts.
Opinion No. 64-34 — BANKS & BANKING.
Jan 13, 1934
County depositary not relieved of liability by vacation of ex parte circuit court order.
Opinion No. 44-34 — SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.
Jan 12, 1934
Board of Managers have exclusive and discretionary power to discharge persons enrolled therein.
Opinion No. 43-34 — COUNTY TREASURER.
Jan 12, 1934
In view of Section 12132a, Laws 1933, page 338, merging office of county treasurer and county collector in certain counties, where county treasurer before end of term runs for and is elected to office of county collector, he must resign as said treasurer when he qualifies and takes office as collector.
Opinion No. 38-34 — COSTS.; PRELIMINARY HEARING.
Jan 12, 1934
Neither state nor county liable for costs of preliminary hearing when defendant is discharged.
Opinion No. 66-34 — STATE FUNDS AND PROPERTY.
Jan 11, 1934
Right of State Treasurer to accept Home Owners Loan bonds in Exchange for Real Estate Security obtained by reason of Default of State Depositories; also to accept Federal Farm Loan Bonds.
Opinion No. 34-34 — COUNTY WARRANTS.
Jan 11, 1934
(1) It is permissible to issue county warrants in payment of officers’ salaries and accounts where warrants have already been issued to the amount of the anticipated revenue.; (2) Officer who issues warrants in excess of anticipated revenue not civilly or criminally liable.; (3) Claims against Co. for warrants issued in excess of anticipated revenue can be paid out of surplus of subsequent years.
Opinion No. 29-34 — ROAD DISTRICTS.
Jan 11, 1934
Surplus funds remaining after the full payment of the bond issue for which they were collected may be transferred to the general fund of the District.
Opinion No. 92-34 — COUNTY COLLECTOR.
Jan 10, 1934
Subdivision XIV of Sec. 9935, R.S. Mo. 1929 unchanged by subdivision XIV of Sec. 9935, Laws of Mo. 1933, p. 454.
Opinion No. 23-34 — BANKS AND BANKING.
Jan 10, 1934
Stock in National Banks after receivership not exempt from taxes, if of any value.
Opinion No. 11-34 — CORPORATIONS.
Jan 10, 1934
A Foreign corporation incorporated to make loans, secured by real estate, chattel mortgages, or otherwise than to carry on a general mortgage business in all its forms may be domesticated in the State of Mo.
Opinion No. 6-34 — NEPOTISM.
Jan 9, 1934
Grain Sealer, whose duties are defined in House Bill No. 79, is subject in his appointment to the provisions of Section 13 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Missouri.
Opinion No. 54-34 — CONTRACTS.
Jan 9, 1934
Agreement entered into by the County Court of Morgan County and physician appointed to act as Deputy State Health Commissioner is not a valid contract under Sec. 2962, R.S. Mo. 1929.
Opinion No. 42-34 — GRAIN INSPECTION.
Jan 9, 1934
Method of weighing grain in elevators not considered a violation of the terms of the statute.
Opinion No. 93-34 — NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Jan 8, 1934
Clerical position not within the intent of the words “an office of profit under the U.S.”.
Opinion No. 74-34 — TAXATION.; POLL TAXES.
Jan 8, 1934
Discussion of cities’ right to collect poll taxes and right of exemption.
Opinion No. 88-34 — FEES OF MESSENGER.; EXTRADITION OF FUGITIVES.
Jan 5, 1934
To be fixed in amount by governor.; Expenses of messenger fixed by governor.
Opinion No. 70-34 — TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE AS EX OFFICIO TREASURER.
Jan 5, 1934
Compensation on sums received and disbursed.
Opinion No. 90-34 — SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICTS.
Jan 2, 1934
Where Special Road District in grading a road damages culvert driveway in front of farm home, said district is not liable for said damage.
Opinion No. 23-33 — CITY ASSESSORS.
Nov 10, 1933
All personal property owned by a resident though held outside the city is assessable for city taxes.
Opinion No. 50-33 — SCHOOLS.
Nov 3, 1933
Compelling members of school board to publish annual reports.
Opinion No. 97-33 — CLERKS OF COURTS OF RECORD.
Oct 17, 1933
(1) Power of Circuit Clerk to appoint deputy; (2) Sec. 11812, Laws of 1933, p. 371 governs appointment of deputy since July 24, 1933.
Opinion No. 74-33 — TAXATION.
Oct 7, 1933
Judgment for taxes rendered prior to 4-13-33 not subject to Senate Bill 80.
Opinion No. 94-33 — FEDERAL AID.
Sep 16, 1933
Authority to issue bonds for municipal improvements.
Opinion No. 99-33 — POLICE OFFICER.
Sep 15, 1933
Special motorcycle police in Carterville.
Opinion No. 67-33 — JURIES.
Sep 11, 1933
Board of Jury Commissioners in counties of 200,000 to 400,000 inhabitants receive no compensation, and have no power to appoint clerks or assistants.
Opinion No. 39-33 — CHILDREN.
Aug 8, 1933
Duties of State Home relative to returning and committing children. Guardianship.
Opinion No. 86-33 — NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION.
Aug 1, 1933
Would an agreement entered into by business men as to time for opening and closing of stores, also number of employee work hours per week be contrary to existing state law?
Opinion No. 42-33 — HOUSE BILL.; PHARMACISTS.
Jul 26, 1933
A. Druggists required to have permit only for selling ethyl alcohol or wine.; B. Doctors not required to have permit.
Opinion No. 95-33 — ELECTIONS.
Jul 22, 1933
City of St. Louis “Qualified electors” under Weeks Bill defined. Who eligible to vote?
Opinion No. 61-33 — SCHOOLS.
Jul 22, 1933
Special State aid under Sections 9220, 9223 and 9431 R. S. Mo., 1929, not to be pro-rated or affected by laws of 1931, page 334.
Opinion No. 48-33 — TAXATION.
Jul 22, 1933
No authority to bring suit for delinquent taxes after July 24, 1933 – Senate Bill 94.
Opinion No. 36-33 — LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Jul 20, 1933
Powers and duties of Lieutenant Governor in the absence of the Governor.
Opinion No. 40-33 — MOTOR VEHICLES.
Jul 13, 1933
Rule as to determining capacity of trucks.
Opinion No. 7-33 — TAXATION.
Jun 24, 1933
Procedure to collect delinquent taxes in suit but not in judgment prior to effective date of Senate Bill 94.
Opinion No. 34-33 — LIQUOR.
Jun 14, 1933
State Fair Grounds, not unlawful for directors to sell concessions for sale of beer therein.
Opinion No. 16-33 — CRIMINAL LAW.; LIQUOR.
Jun 9, 1933
Act does not make it a criminal offense for one holding distributor’s license to be interested in retail business.
Opinion No. 43-33 — ELECTIONS.
Jun 2, 1933
Special elections can only be held when provided for by law.
Opinion No. 87-33 — SCHOOLS.
Jun 1, 1933
Rolla School of Mines, handling of funds.