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§ 53-5d-104. State preemption of local regulation.

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Utah Code › Title 53 › Chapter 53-5d › § 53-5d-104

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(1) This chapter preempts a political subdivision from enacting any legislation, code, ordinance, or rule that imposes civil liability on a manufacturer, seller, or trade association for the criminal misuse, alteration, or modification of a qualified product under any theory of liability. (2) Any legislation, code, ordinance, or rule made by a political subdivision of this state described in Subsection (1) is superseded by this chapter.

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