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Consumer Protection – Gift Certificates
cassiejohnson//April 24, 2015//
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Appellant challenged the summary-judgment dismissal of this purported class-action lawsuit alleging that respondents violated Minn. Stat. sec. 325G.53 by issuing car-wash codes that expire. The Court of Appeals concluded that a car-wash code that a gas station provides on a receipt when the customer purchases a certain type of car wash does not satisfy the definition of “gift certificate” under Minn. Stat. sec 325G.53, subd. 1(a). Affirmed.
A14-1421 Wells v. Holiday Cos., Inc. (Hennepin County)
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