Mont. Code Ann. § 75-1-111
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75-1-111 Constitutionality -- venue
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75-1-111 . Constitutionality -- venue. (1) In an action filed in district court invoking the court's original jurisdiction to challenge the constitutionality of a licensing or permitting decision made pursuant to Titles 75 or 82 or activities taken pursuant to a license or permit issued under Titles 75 or 82, the plaintiff shall first establish the unconstitutionality of the underlying statute.
(2) A proceeding in district court to challenge an action taken pursuant to parts 1 through 3, 10, and 11 of this chapter must be held in the county where the activity subject to the proceeding is proposed to occur or will occur.
(2) A proceeding in district court to challenge an action taken pursuant to parts 1 through 3, 10, and 11 of this chapter must be held in the county where the activity subject to the proceeding is proposed to occur or will occur.
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