Estate of Busch v. Ferrell-Duncan Clinic, Inc.
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BILLINGS, Judge.
Appeal by a creditor from the denial of its claim against a decedent’s estate because it was barred by the nonclaim statute, § 473.360, RSMo 1978. The issue raised is whether a creditor may constitutionally be barred when the only notice given of the appointment of a personal representative for decedent’s estate is publication notice in accordance with § 473.-033, RSMo 1978. We have jurisdiction because of the constitutional attack on the two statutes. Mo. Const, art. V, § 3. We affirm.
Plaintiff-creditor, Ferrell-Duncan Clinic, Inc., had provided medical services to Leo A.…
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