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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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Most motor vehicles are treated as using public streets and highways and become subject to taxation, but the provision creates several dealer, towing, and exemption exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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The secretary of state must run a complaint-review process for certain Help America Vote Act complaints and provide the required forms, notices, hearings, and deadlines.
United States — Minnesota
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The office must use written procedures, audit trails, and audits to control access to nonpublic or private data, and it must not share certain data with federal entities unless a court orders it.
United States — Minnesota
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Barber schools must meet admission, curriculum, staffing, building, ownership, and reporting requirements before being approved or operated.
United States — Minnesota
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Mortuary science practice generally requires a valid license, with specific education, exam, internship, application, reporting, and display rules.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner can investigate and enforce this law, issue notices, orders, subpoenas, and stop-work orders, and impose penalties.
United States — Minnesota
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Scrap metal dealers must keep detailed records, register and pay fees, use check or electronic transfer for purchases, follow camera and retention rules, and comply with special catalytic-converter restrictions.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines terms used in sections 48A.12 to 48A.22.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision limits cannabis and hemp advertising, including content, audience, format, and age-verification rules.
United States — Minnesota
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This section gives the commissioner several enforcement tools, including inspections, correction orders, penalties, cease-and-desist orders, and permit actions.
United States — Minnesota
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Dealers must keep a current surety bond, with the required amount based on their Minnesota transactions in the prior 12 months.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines “full-service station” and “service bays,” and requires compensation and arbitration rules if a motor fuel franchise agreement allows elimination of service bays.
United States — Minnesota
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The registrar of motor vehicles may make reciprocity agreements or arrangements, but only with the attorney general’s approval.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets commercial feed inspection fees, registration and reporting duties, recordkeeping rules, and penalties for late filing or nonpayment.
United States — Minnesota
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New agencies must be registered with the secretary within 30 days, and existing agencies must be registered annually by July 15 unless they recently filed. Noncompliant agencies cannot pay member compensation.
United States — Minnesota
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Distributors and manufacturers must register gambling equipment, keep required records, store equipment in registered Minnesota facilities, and comply with board approval and inspection rules.
United States — Minnesota
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The department can withhold or condition vehicle title issuance when ownership or security interests are in doubt, and it can require a bond.
United States — Minnesota
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Distributors must keep detailed gambling-product records, issue itemized invoices, file monthly sales reports, and keep required records for at least 3.5 years unless the commissioner of revenue approves earlier destruction in writing.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including accredited investor, administrator, agent, broker-dealer, and other securities-related terms.
United States — Minnesota
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A foreign corporation’s certificate of authority can be revoked for listed defaults, and the secretary of state handles notice, revocation, and filing steps.