Mo. Rev. Stat. § 105.180
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105.180 Termination of withholdings.
Official statutory text
105.180. Termination of withholdings. — 1. The commissioner of administration or disbursing officer of the county or municipal corporation, as the case may be, shall cease to withhold any of the above mentioned funds from any of said salaries or compensations under said authorization upon
(1) Termination of employment;
(2) Written notice of cancellation of such authorization or the allotment thereunder;
(3) Termination of the allotment arrangement by the commissioner of administration or disbursing officer of the county or municipal corporation as the case may be.
2. Upon such termination the money, if any, so allotted, which has not been invested in bonds shall be immediately remitted to the official or employee from whose salary or compensation such money has been withheld.
(L. 1943 p. 332 § 3, A. 1949 H.B. 2046)
(1) Termination of employment;
(2) Written notice of cancellation of such authorization or the allotment thereunder;
(3) Termination of the allotment arrangement by the commissioner of administration or disbursing officer of the county or municipal corporation as the case may be.
2. Upon such termination the money, if any, so allotted, which has not been invested in bonds shall be immediately remitted to the official or employee from whose salary or compensation such money has been withheld.
(L. 1943 p. 332 § 3, A. 1949 H.B. 2046)
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