Minn. R. agency 198, ch. 9800, pt. 9800.1500 - INTERVENTION
Persons shall be permitted to intervene according to Minnesota Statutes, section 176.361, subdivision 1.
Any person who may have an interest in a case must be served with written notice of the right to petition to intervene as prescribed by part 1415.1100, subparts 1 and 2. The potential intervenor must serve and file a motion or application to intervene within 60 days after the potential intervenor has been served with notice of a right to intervene.
The contents and format of the motion or application to intervene must conform to Minnesota Statutes, section 176.361, subdivision 2. Upon the filing of a timely motion to intervene, the potential intervenor is granted intervenor status without the need for an order. A written objection to the intervention may be filed with the court as provided in part 9800.1400, subpart 3.
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Statutory Authority: MS s 175A.07
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Persons shall be permitted to intervene according to Minnesota Statutes, section 176.361, subdivision 1.
Any person who may have an interest in a case must be placed on written notice of the right to petition to intervene as prescribed by part 1415.1100. A petition to intervene must be
The contents and format of the petition to intervene must conform to part 1415.1200. Responses to the petition must be
Notes
Statutory Authority: MS s 175A.07