Minnesota HF4834 prohibits residential lease restrictions on tenants' class action participation and provides civil remedies.
Minnesota HF4834 prohibits landlords from including provisions in residential leases that restrict tenants' ability to participate in class actions. Any such restriction is void and against public policy. Tenants who are subjected to such provisions can recover treble damages or $1,000, whichever is greater, plus reasonable attorney fees. This law aims to protect tenants' rights to join class actions and ensures they are not unfairly disadvantaged by lease agreements.
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