Questions onThe Mechanics of Receiverships

Mathew Brandon Love-Waraksa · 2015-04-30T01:09:40Z

Cool Beans! I look forward to hearing more about PACER. Receivership Leases are typically signed by the County Clerk, after having been appointed Receiver on behalf of mineral owners that can't be located. Sometimes there are dozens of mineral owners listed in the lease. The Court Cases appointing them are left open until the mineral owners come forward and prove who they are, which sometimes takes years. The Receiver then releases the funds to the mineral owners (as they come forward). If you have access to District Court Records, see if you can search the word "Receivership". I would imagine every County has a number of them. I suppose a County Court could handle Receivership cases as well, so I'd check those records as well.

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