Minnesota Statutes Insurance (Ch. 59A-79a) § 65B.64. Persons entitled to participate in assigned claims plan

Subdivision 1. Qualifications. A person entitled to basic economic loss benefits because of injury covered bysections 65B.41to65B.71may obtain basic economic loss benefits through the assigned claims plan or bureau established pursuant tosection 65B.63and in accordance with the provisions for making assigned claims provided insections 65B.41to65B.71, if:

Subd. 2. Indemnification and subrogation rights. If a claim qualifies for assignment under subdivision 1, the assigned claims bureau or any reparation obligor to whom the claim is assigned shall have the right to seek indemnification from an uninsured tortfeasor. Except as otherwise provided insection 340A.801, subdivision 4, the reparation obligor to whom the claim is assigned shall further be subrogated to all of the rights of the claimant against any person for economic loss benefits provided by the obligor to whom the claim was assigned, including a transportation network company or participating driver required to provide basic economic loss benefits pursuant tosection 65B.472.

Subd. 3. Disqualification. A person shall not be entitled to basic economic loss benefits through the assigned claims plan with respect to injury which was sustained if at the time of such injury the injured person was the owner of a private passenger motor vehicle for which security is required undersections 65B.41to65B.71and that person failed to have such security in effect.

For purposes of determining whether security is required undersection 65B.48, an owner of any vehicle is deemed to have contemplated the operation or use of the vehicle at all times unless the owner demonstrates to the contrary by clear and convincing objective evidence.

Persons, whether or not related by blood or marriage, who dwell and function together with the owner as a family, other than adults who have been adjudicated as incompetent and minor children, shall also be disqualified from benefits through the assigned claims plan.