Minnesota's top court threw out a legal challenge to the planned sale of $468 million in bonds to help pay for a new stadium for the National Football League's Vikings.
January 22, 2014 at 08:00 AM
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Minnesota’s top court threw out a legal challenge to the planned sale of $468 million in bonds to help pay for a new stadium for the National Football League’s Vikings.
The state supreme court said in an order issued Tuesday that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the lawsuit filed by three Minneapolis residents on Jan. 10.
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