Minnesota Statutes
§ 349.2124 — SALES TO INDIAN TRIBES
Minnesota § 349.2124
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Bluebook
Minn. Stat. § 349.2124 (2026).
Text
A distributor may set aside that part of the distributor's stock necessary for the conduct of business in making sales to the established governing body of any Indian tribe recognized by the United States Department of Interior. A distributor shall, when shipping or delivering any stock to an Indian tribal organization, make a true duplicate invoice showing the complete details of the sale or delivery and shall keep the duplicate.
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Legislative History
1987 c 268 art 15 s 13
Nearby Sections
15
§ 349.11
PURPOSE§ 349.12
DEFINITIONS§ 349.13
LAWFUL GAMBLING§ 349.15
USE OF GROSS PROFITS§ 349.151
GAMBLING CONTROL BOARD§ 349.152
DIRECTOR§ 349.153
CONFLICT OF INTEREST§ 349.154
EXPENDITURES; STANDARDS§ 349.155
LICENSES; LICENSE ACTIONS§ 349.16
ORGANIZATION LICENSES§ 349.161
DISTRIBUTOR LICENSES§ 349.162
EQUIPMENT REGISTERED§ 349.163
LICENSING OF MANUFACTURERS§ 349.1635
LINKED BINGO GAME PROVIDER LICENSE§ 349.1641
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Minnesota § 349.2124, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/mn/349/349.2124.