Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
363 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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Certain cancellation and mandamus actions about registered marks must be brought in district court, and a nonresident registrant may be served through the secretary of state.
United States — Minnesota
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Some farm trucks, and certain retailer-owned fertilizer or agricultural-chemical trucks, may be registered quarterly instead of for the full year.
United States — Minnesota
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To register a franchise, the applicant must file a proposed public offering statement with the commissioner and pay a $400 fee.
United States — Minnesota
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The secretary of state must compile and maintain monthly farm-products lists, and registered farm products dealers must register and renew to receive them.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain political committee treasurers must register with the board by filing a registration statement by the required deadline.
United States — Minnesota
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Rules for transporting infectious waste: certain transfers are banned unless registration or compliance requirements are met, and commercial transporters must prepare, keep, update, and submit a management plan.
United States — Minnesota
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The Board of Barber Examiners may make reasonable rules for barber regulation, inspect barber shops and schools during business hours, and must keep and share certain records.
United States — Minnesota
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A quorum for business at member meetings is 10% of all members unless the bylaws require more.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may inspect registrants’ records, request annual CPA audits, and investigate complaints, including requiring witness testimony and documents.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision lists many securities transactions that are exempt from certain Minnesota registration requirements, and some exemptions require advance notice to the administrator.
United States — Minnesota
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A cooperative meeting needs a quorum to do business, and actions taken without a quorum are not valid or legal.
United States — Minnesota
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Registration papers must be signed and verified, and the commissioner can impose conditions or withdraw an inactive application.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may inspect registrants’ books and records, require one CPA audit per year, and investigate complaints, including by requiring witness testimony and documents.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets certain securities offerings proceed only if required filings are made, and it allows the administrator to stop an offering for noncompliance.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may suspend, revoke, or refuse to renew a registration, and may also impose a civil penalty, but revocation or nonrenewal must follow notice and a hearing.
United States — Minnesota
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A corporation’s name must meet specific formatting and distinctness rules, and certain older corporations may keep or regain a name only under stated conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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Wholesale transport providers must register with the commission, keep their registration details current, and the department must maintain a public contact list.
United States — Minnesota
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Registered dealers must screen owners, officers, and dealer representatives before initial registration and at renewal, using a qualified vendor and doing the screening within 60 days before filing.
United States — Minnesota
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When ownership of a registered vehicle ends or changes, the owner’s right to use the assigned registration certificate and plates ends, and the transfer paperwork and filings must be handled as described here.
United States — Minnesota
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New telephone companies must register before operating, and some registered companies must keep and file a bond if they take advance payments or deposits.