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2005 Minnesota Statutes - 481.09 — Proof of authority.



     481.09 Proof of authority.  


    A court, upon motion and hearing, and when reasonable 
 grounds are shown, may require any attorney to prove the 
 attorney's authority to appear and, until such proof is made, 
 may stay all proceedings by the attorney on behalf of the party 
 the attorney assumes to represent.  At any stage of the 
 proceedings the court may relieve a party from the consequences 
 of the unauthorized acts of an attorney and, upon motion, may 
 summarily compel such attorney to repair any injury resulting 
 therefrom.  


    HIST: (5691) RL s 2284; 1986 c 444

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