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169.421 – 169.421 | Minnesota Law

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169.421 – 169.421

Minnesota Statutes § 169.421

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The legislature finds that the cost of removal and disposal of solid waste, including litter, from vehicles is an onerous burden upon the public, and that the criminal law is not always adequate in dealing with the problem. This requires the imposition of civil liability as provided in this section. For purposes of this section, "owner" as to a vehicle means the owner of the vehicle, but in the case of a leased vehicle means the lessee. If any solid waste, including litter, glass, nails, tacks
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