2004 Minnesota Statutes

     175.25 Persons aggrieved; powers of district court.  

    Within ten days after the service of any order or direction 
 of the Department of Labor and Industry, any person aggrieved 
 may apply to a judge of the district court for an order 
 restraining its enforcement, and upon not more than 30 days' 
 notice a hearing may be had before such court, or before three 
 impartial expert referees appointed by the court, who shall file 
 their report within ten days after the hearing.  The court may 
 alter, annul, or affirm the order or direction complained of; 
 the decision to be based upon the hearing by the court, or upon 
 the report of the referees.  Such decision shall take the place 
 of the original order.  In cases of affirmation, the losing 
 parties shall pay a reasonable compensation to the referees, to 
 be fixed by the court.  In case of decisions rendered adverse to 
 the order of the Department of Labor and Industry, such 
 compensation shall be paid out of the appropriation for the 
 support of the department.  

    HIST: (4251) 1913 c 518 s 11