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No 89361 In The Missouri Supreme Court Brief - Missouri Judiciary - courts mo 2025

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The document is an appellate brief submitted to the Missouri Supreme Court by plaintiffs James Huch and Ryan Carstens against Charter Communications, Inc. The case revolves around allegations that Charter unlawfully charged customers for an unsolicited 'Channel Guide' service, violating the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act (MPA). The plaintiffs argue that the trial court erred in dismissing their claims based on the Voluntary Payment Doctrine (VPD), asserting that this doctrine should not apply to MPA claims due to the nature of their allegations involving fraud and improper conduct. The brief outlines legal arguments against the application of the VPD, emphasizing statutory public policy and historical precedents that protect consumers from unfair business practices.

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What are the 5 types of cases the Missouri Supreme Court can hear?

What cases does the Supreme Court hear? The validity of a United States statute or treaty. The validity of a Missouri statute or constitutional provision. The states revenue laws. Challenges to a statewide elected officials right to hold office. Imposition of the death penalty.

What are the rules for briefs in the Missouri Supreme Court?

Supreme Court Rules Except as provided by local court rules, the length of briefs shall be as follows: Appellants initial brief and all briefs in a cross appeal except the reply brief shall not exceed 31,000 words. Respondents brief shall not exceed 27,900 words; Appellants reply brief shall not exceed 7,750 words.

What is the voluntary payment doctrine in Missouri?

Voluntary payment is the legal rule that money voluntarily paid under a claim of right to the payment, and with knowledge of the facts by the person making the payment cannot be recovered back on the ground that the claim was illegal, or that there was no liability to pay in the first instance. Eisel v.

How to find a court case in Missouri?

Steps Below ! Go to Missouri Case.net. . Enter case number. or litigant name. Click Track This Case for desired cases. Provide your email. address and mobile phone number (optional) Enter special characters. in verification box. Click Track This Case