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2005 Missouri Revised Statutes - Chapter 492 — Oaths and Affirmations, Depositions and Perpetuation of Testimony
- § 492.010. — Officers and notary public authorized to administer oaths.
- § 492.020. — Oaths required to be taken before particular officer may be taken before others, when.
- § 492.030. — Parties may affirm, when.
- § 492.040. — Officer shall adopt mode most binding on conscience, when.
- § 492.050. — Parties to be sworn according to the ceremonies of their religion.
- § 492.060. — Persons deemed to have been lawfully sworn, when.
- § 492.070. — Oaths, affirmations, depositions of persons in military service, who may take--form--validation of those previously taken.
- § 492.080. — Depositions may be obtained conditionally.
- § 492.090. — Officers authorized to take depositions.
- § 492.100. — Commissioners of foreign courts may compel attendance of witnesses.
- § 492.110. — Witness residing out of this state, commission to issue.
- § 492.120. — Commission, how issued, to whom directed.
- § 492.130. — Power and duty of the officer under the commission.
- § 492.140. — What officers out of this state may take depositions without commission.
- § 492.150. — Special commissioner appointed when, qualifications--time and place of depositions--enforcement of subpoenas issued by other officer.
- § 492.155. — Powers of special commissioner--rulings on evidence, review.
- § 492.160. — Notice to be given if the party or his attorney resides in this state, how.
- § 492.170. — If they do not reside in this state, how.
- § 492.180. — Notice, how served on party or attorney.
- § 492.190. — By whom served.
- § 492.200. — When notice shall be served.
- § 492.210. — Time may be shortened by court or judge in vacation.
- § 492.220. — Commission to examine witnesses on interrogatories when awarded.
- § 492.230. — To whom directed.
- § 492.240. — Interrogatories to be annexed.
- § 492.250. — Command of the commission.
- § 492.260. — Officer to propound interrogatories.
- § 492.270. — Officer may compel attendance of witness--contempt--if witness imprisoned, on what terms discharged.
- § 492.280. — Production of documentary evidence on taking of deposition, when.
- § 492.290. — Witnesses to be examined on oath.
- § 492.292. — Venue for deposition of employee of a publicly funded crime laboratory.
- § 492.300. — Adverse party may take depositions by giving notice, when.
- § 492.303. — Essential witness, defined--deposition may be taken by prosecutor, procedure--costs--videotape authorized, used when.
- § 492.304. — Visual and aural recordings of child under fourteen admissible, when.
- § 492.310. — Depositions taken in foreign countries to be taken in language of the witness--must be translated.
- § 492.320. — Residence of witness certified by officer.
- § 492.330. — Objections to competency or relevancy, how taken.
- § 492.340. — Deposition shall be submitted to witness for examination--signing of deposition.
- § 492.350. — Certificate of officer taking depositions.
- § 492.360. — Exhibits to be enclosed with depositions and directed to clerk.
- § 492.370. — What constitutes sufficient evidence of the authentication of depositions.
- § 492.380. — Official character of officer in the United States, how attested.
- § 492.390. — Official character of officer in foreign country, how attested.
- § 492.400. — When depositions may be read.
- § 492.410. — Evidence preserved in bill of exceptions may be used, how.
- § 492.420. — Depositions may be taken to perpetuate testimony, when.
- § 492.430. — Petition for commission to take depositions.
- § 492.440. — By whom and how issued--to whom directed.
- § 492.450. — Notice of time and place of taking depositions.
- § 492.460. — If person is minor, notice to be served upon whom.
- § 492.470. — Publication of notice to nonresidents.
- § 492.480. — General notice given, how and when.
- § 492.490. — Subpoenas to witnesses.
- § 492.500. — Duty of officer.
- § 492.510. — Questions put to witnesses to be reduced to writing.
- § 492.520. — Answers to be reduced to writing.
- § 492.530. — Power of adjournment.
- § 492.540. — Depositions, how certified and to whom delivered.
- § 492.550. — May be sent by mail or otherwise, when.
- § 492.560. — Duty of recorder on receiving deposition.
- § 492.570. — Depositions, legally taken, may be read, when.
- § 492.580. — Legal exceptions may be taken.
- § 492.590. — Costs and expenses of taking depositions, how awarded and collected --limitations.
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