Minnesota Statutes
§ 103I.241 — ACTION FOR WELL CONTAMINATION
Minnesota § 103I.241
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Bluebook
Minn. Stat. § 103I.241 (2026).
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Subdivision 1.Owner's cause of action for well contamination.
The owner of real property where a well is located has a cause of action for civil damages against a person whose action or inaction caused contamination of a well. The property owner may commence an action for a period of six years after the owner knows or becomes aware of the contamination of the well.
Subd. 2.Court awards.
The court may award damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs and disbursements.
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Legislative History
1989 c 326 art 3 s 15
Nearby Sections
15
§ 103I.001
LEGISLATIVE INTENT§ 103I.005
DEFINITIONS§ 103I.103
WASTE PREVENTION MAY BE REQUIRED§ 103I.105
ADVISORY COUNCIL ON WELLS AND BORINGS§ 103I.111
LOCAL AUTHORITY OVER WELLS AND BORINGS§ 103I.113
APPLICABILITY TO MINING ACTIVITIES§ 103I.115
COMPLIANCE WITH THIS CHAPTER REQUIRED§ 103I.205
WELL CONSTRUCTION§ 103I.208
NOTIFICATION FILING FEES AND PERMIT FEES§ 103I.221
PLASTIC CASINGS§ 103I.231
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Minnesota § 103I.241, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/mn/103I/103I.241.