589.200. Definitions. - Missouri Statutes

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589.200. As used in sections 589.200 to 589.215, thefollowing terms mean:

(1) "Authorized agency", the highway patrol, the prosecutingattorney responsible for prosecutions in the county where a motorvehicle theft has occurred, or any law enforcement agency;

(2) "Insurer", any insurance company;

(3) "Relevant", information having any tendency to make theexistence of any fact that is of consequence to the investigationor determination of an allegedly fraudulent motor vehicle theftclaim more probable or less probable than it would have beenwithout the evidence.

(L. 1983 H.B. 149, et al. § 2)

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589.200. As used in sections 589.200 to 589.215, thefollowing terms mean:

(1) "Authorized agency", the highway patrol, the prosecutingattorney responsible for prosecutions in the county where a motorvehicle theft has occurred, or any law enforcement agency;

(2) "Insurer", any insurance company;

(3) "Relevant", information having any tendency to make theexistence of any fact that is of consequence to the investigationor determination of an allegedly fraudulent motor vehicle theftclaim more probable or less probable than it would have beenwithout the evidence.

(L. 1983 H.B. 149, et al. § 2)

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589.200. As used in sections 589.200 to 589.215, thefollowing terms mean:

(1) "Authorized agency", the highway patrol, the prosecutingattorney responsible for prosecutions in the county where a motorvehicle theft has occurred, or any law enforcement agency;

(2) "Insurer", any insurance company;

(3) "Relevant", information having any tendency to make theexistence of any fact that is of consequence to the investigationor determination of an allegedly fraudulent motor vehicle theftclaim more probable or less probable than it would have beenwithout the evidence.

(L. 1983 H.B. 149, et al. § 2)