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South Dakota Laws > Title 43 > Chapter 32 > § 43-32-30 - Disclosure of knowledge of existence of prior manufacturing of methamphetamines

In any hiring of a residential premises, any lessor who has actual knowledge of the existence of any prior manufacturing of methamphetamines on the premises shall disclose that information to any lessee or any person who may become a lessee. If the residential premises consists of two or more housing units, the disclosure requirements provided by this section only apply to the unit where there is knowledge of the existence of any prior manufacturing of methamphetamines.

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