(a) Notwithstanding other law relating to liability for agricultural chemical use, an end user or landowner is not liable for the cost of active cleanup, or damages associated with or resulting from agricultural chemicals in groundwater if the person has applied or has had others apply agricultural chemicals in compliance with state law, with any applicable labeling, and orders of the commissioner.
(b) It is a complete defense for liability if the person has complied with the provisions in paragraph (a).
1989 c 326 art 7 s 2
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 17 - 43 — Agriculture
Chapter 18D — Agricultural Chemical Liability
Section 18D.101 — Liability For Application.
Section 18D.103 — Report Of Incidents Required.
Section 18D.105 — Corrective Action Orders.
Section 18D.1051 — Response To Agricultural Chemical Incidents.
Section 18D.1052 — Land Application Of Agricultural Chemical Contaminated Soil And Other Media.
Section 18D.111 — Liability For Costs.
Section 18D.115 — Apportionment Of Liability And Contribution.
Section 18D.201 — Inspection, Sampling, Analysis.
Section 18D.301 — Enforcement.
Section 18D.302 — False Statement Or Record.
Section 18D.305 — Administrative Action.
Section 18D.311 — Damages For Administrative Action Without Cause.
Section 18D.315 — Administrative Penalties.
Section 18D.321 — Appeal Of Commissioner's Orders.
Section 18D.323 — Crediting Of Penalties, Fees, And Costs.
Section 18D.325 — Civil Penalties.
Section 18D.331 — Criminal Penalties.
Section 18D.40 — Enhanced Penalties; Outdoor Recreation Lands.