Clarifies that courts can use equitable principles to enforce certain real estate documents in Minnesota.
This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to clarify that courts are not prohibited from applying equitable principles to enforce certain real estate documents, such as preventing a windfall. It specifies that courts can enforce documents that might otherwise be void to ensure fairness. This change affects real estate transactions involving spouses and powers of attorney.
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