Montana § 7-1-115 Governmental Right To Sue Firearms Or Ammunition Manufacturer, Trade Association, Or Dealer In Tort Or For Abatement Or Injunctive Relief

Montana Statutes

§ 7-1-115 — Governmental Right To Sue Firearms Or Ammunition Manufacturer, Trade Association, Or Dealer In Tort Or For Abatement Or Injunctive Relief

Montana § 7-1-115

Title 7LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Part 1Nature of Self-GoverningLocal Governments and Local Government Prohibitions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 7-1-115 (2026).

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7-1-115 . Governmental right to sue firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or dealer in tort or for abatement or injunctive relief. The governmental right to bring suit against a firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or dealer for abatement, injunctive relief, or tort damages resulting from or relating to the design, manufacture, marketing, or sale of firearms or ammunition sold to the public is reserved exclusively to the state and may not be exercised by a local governmental unit. The state may sue under this section on its own behalf or on behalf of a local governmental unit, or both.

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7-1-115 . Governmental right to sue firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or dealer in tort or for abatement or injunctive relief. The governmental right to bring suit against a firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or dealer for abatement, injunctive relief, or tort damages resulting from or relating to the design, manufacture, marketing, or sale of firearms or ammunition sold to the public is reserved exclusively to the state and may not be exercised by a local governmental unit. The state may sue under this section on its own behalf or on behalf of a local governmental unit, or both.