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Geeko Sportivo said:
That was great you winning in the end. Other people have not been so lucky, however!

No I haven't ever seen one, heard a lot of sad stories though!

Texas courts have held that mineral leases are not mere rental agreements as the name implies. Instead, they are actually deeds granting limited ownership rights to mineral lessees for as long as the lease continues. The Texas courts have always wanted standards for mineral rights leases for obvious reasons, but the state legislature has never allowed for this to happen! WHY? Let me try to explain- Putting Corporate or just Business Interests over the Land Owners best interests- SIMPLY PUT!

So, I am just going by that general opinion of the Texas Courts, because this is probably more of the case in most leases here in Texas.
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As long as the lease continues, Sock. If the lease is terminated, the mineral rights revert to the landowner.
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
Well I am glad we both agree about the plight of the land owner!
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He doesn't. What 'plight'?
Geeko Sportivo said:
But, as long as these lease agreements can be written up in Texas a thousand and one different ways, The courts have to go with what was signed and agreed upon in the contract! If a lease sets no time limits, then it is assumed to be forever by the courts! Standards would prevent that from happening!

That's all I am sayin' neighbor!
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A lease must have a term length of lease, or the contract is void. A voided contract means the mineral rights never were leased to any other party by the landowner. A lease is not a purchase, Sock.
 
Into the Night said:
He doesn't. What 'plight'?

A lease must have a term length of lease, or the contract is void. A voided contract means the mineral rights never were leased to any other party by the landowner. A lease is not a purchase, Sock.
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In Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Montana, mineral owners can own the mineral rights indefinitely and there is no way for them to passively revert to the surface owner. If a surface owner wants to own the mineral rights under their land, they must find and contact the mineral owners and offer to purchase them.

Try to do a little research before you start PARROTING THINGS you know nothing about birdbrain!

And I just want the fellow members here at JPP to use this as just another reminder- that Into The Night thinks he knows everything- but has little knowledge of how things actually are.
 
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Geeko Sportivo said:
Well I am glad we both agree about the plight of the land owner!

But, as long as these lease agreements can be written up in Texas a thousand and one different ways, The courts have to go with what was signed and agreed upon in the contract! If a lease sets no time limits, then it is assumed to be forever by the courts! Standards would prevent that from happening!

That's all I am sayin' neighbor!
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That never happens :laugh:
 
We have a very underregulated private sector.

Admittedly without having the interest to research the subject--
I can still afford food for now--
I'm inclined to guess that POTUS is right.
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
In Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Montana, mineral owners can own the mineral rights indefinitely and there is no way for them to passively revert to the surface owner. If a surface owner wants to own the mineral rights under their land, they must find and contact the mineral owners and offer to purchase them.

Try to do a little research before you start PARROTING THINGS you know nothing about birdbrain!

And I just want the fellow members here at JPP to use this as just another reminder- that Into The Night thinks he knows everything- but has little knowledge of how things actually are.
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Nope. Mineral rights belong to the owner of the land. That is true in all States, including Texas, Oklahoma, and Montana (Colorado has left the Union and is no longer a State. It's current form of government is oligarchy.).
 
NiftyNiblick said:
We have a very underregulated private sector.

Admittedly without having the interest to research the subject--
I can still afford food for now--
I'm inclined to guess that POTUS is right.
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Fascism and communism doesn't work, Sock. Indeed, it's why your money is worth less than it was.
 
RB 60 said:
It's still all Trump's fault for you oblivious Democrats. TDS is alive and well. Wait until November...
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Wait until November...
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Oh no another red wave :rolleyes:

And where are you going to get more uneducated white christians?“i.e. trumps base, the dying demographic

There are less of thumps base now than in 2016, just sayin' :)
 
Guno צְבִי;5890204 said:
Oh no another red wave :rolleyes:

And where are you going to get more uneducated white christians?“i.e. trumps base, the dying demographic

There are less of thumps base now than in 2016, just sayin' :)
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Perhaps Trump will gather a few vote from the more intelligent Jews that have figured out the Democrats don't sup[port them. Figure it out yet Guano?
 
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