Modifies the statute of limitations for certain actions from five years to two years

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This bill changes the statute of limitations for certain legal actions in Missouri. It reduces the time limit from five years to two years for filing lawsuits related to contracts, liabilities, trespass on real estate, and injuries to property or personal rights. This change would affect individuals and entities involved in these types of legal disputes by requiring them to file their actions more quickly.

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