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MN SF3609
Bill
Status
5/9/2016
Primary Sponsor
Bobby Champion
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AI Summary
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Establishes that commercial appropriation claims under common law are transferable and descendible through contracts, wills, trusts, or intestacy succession under Minnesota Statutes chapter 524.
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Allows commercial appropriation claims to survive an individual's death and vest exclusively in persons entitled to the claim through contract, governing instrument, or intestacy.
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Limits the survival period of commercial appropriation claims to 50 years following the individual's death, subject to applicable statutes of limitations.
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Preserves existing rights and remedies under law by making the provisions cumulative and supplementary to other legal remedies.
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Applies to causes of action accruing on or after the day following final enactment for deceased individuals who were domiciled in Minnesota at the time of death.
Legislative Description
PRINCE Act; survival of commercial appropriation claims
Last Action
Re-referred to Judiciary
5/18/2016