Minnesota HF4363 establishes a civil cause of action for trespass of intangible particulate matter on land.
Minnesota HF4363 creates a legal pathway for individuals to seek damages when someone causes the trespass of intangible particulate matter on their land. This includes airborne biological or chemical substances such as pesticides and pollutants. If a court finds such trespass has occurred, it can award general and special damages, a civil penalty, or injunctive relief. The bill aims to protect property owners from harm caused by these substances.
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