If it has been longer than 40 years and we have never filed a "Notice of Intent to Preserve Mineral Rights" have we lost our mineral rights? The property has changed surface ownership a few times durring this period but no activity has gone on regarding the minerals. Thank you in advance for your advice.
Larry
What state?
Hello…in California.
Nancy Mosley said:
What state?
Does Texas have this type of law?
Nancy Mosley said:
What state?
Tx does not have a dormant minerals law. If your minerals were produced, the taxes have to be paid or you could lose your minerals. Please excuse the off topic.
JBob said:
Does Texas have this type of law?
Does California have dormant mineral laws?
r w kennedy said:
Tx does not have a dormant minerals law. If your minerals were produced, the taxes have to be paid or you could lose your minerals. Please excuse the off topic.
JBob said:Does Texas have this type of law?
Mr. Elder, I’m certain they do. I didn’t delve too deeply but I got several hits, with a cursory internet search. I think you should look and make a statement of claim soon as possible if you haven’t already.
Dear Larry,
I only know a little of Texas. So here in Texas if you sell the land, and don't put in a mineral Reservation to keep the minerals then you lose them, they transfer with the property. Is this what you did 40 years ago?
Chris
