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Herrly v. Muzik

Citations

  • 374 N.W.2d 275
  • 1985 Minn. LEXIS 1194

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  • in action under dram shop act, complicity is absolute bar to recovery despite amendment incorporating comparative negligence statute
  • in action under dram shop act, complicity is absolute bar to recovery despite amendment incorporating comparative negligence statute
  • after Minnesota had enacted a comparative negligence law and the dram shop statute had been amended to include a reference to that law, the court decided that notwithstanding the adoption of comparative negligence, complicity acts as a complete bar to recovery
  • after Minnesota had enacted a comparative negligence law and the dram shop statute had been amended to include a reference to that law, the court decided that notwithstanding the adoption of comparative negligence, complicity acts as a complete bar to recovery

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Judges: Coyne, Scott, Yetka, Simonett

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