A Missouri Judgment on Landlord/Tenant Petition-Drug Case Immediate Removal Pursuant to SEC.441.770, R.S. MO., is a legal document issued by a court of law that orders a tenant to vacate a property due to the presence of illegal drugs on the premises. The judgment may also include a provision for the tenant's immediate removal from the premises as required by Missouri law. This type of judgment is generally issued when a landlord has petitioned the court for relief from a tenant who is engaging in illegal drug activity on the premises. The two types of Missouri Judgment on Landlord/Tenant Petition-Drug Case Immediate Removal Pursuant to SEC.441.770, R.S. MO., are: 1. Summary Judgment: This type of judgment is issued when the court finds that the landlord has presented sufficient evidence to make a determination that the tenant is engaging in illegal drug activity on the premises. The court may also order the tenant's immediate removal from the premises. 2. Preliminary Injunction: This type of judgment is issued when the court finds that the landlord has presented sufficient evidence to make a determination that the tenant is engaging in illegal drug activity on the premises, but does not yet have sufficient evidence to issue a summary judgment. The court may order the tenant's immediate removal from the premises, but may also allow the tenant to remain on the premises while the case is pending in court.