Colorado § 34-44-104 Accounting - items considered

Colorado Statutes

§ 34-44-104 — Accounting - items considered

Colorado § 34-44-104

Title 34Mineral

Art.Tenants in Common of Mines

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 34-44-104 (2026).

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In said accounting, the working
tenant shall be permitted to set off against the proceeds of such mining operation
all expenditures and expenses of said work, including: The building and repairing of
such roads, whether public or private, as are necessary or expedient to furnish
economical transportation to mill or reduction works or railroad; prospecting,
development work, and mining, including openings and appliances for ventilation
and drainage, and dead work generally; the purchase, installation, maintenance,
and operation of tools, machinery, equipment, and appliances for prospecting,
developing, and working the mine, and of transporting ore and products, and all
other expenses reasonably incident to or arising out of such mining operation. In
said accounting, the working te

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In said accounting, the working
tenant shall be permitted to set off against the proceeds of such mining operation
all expenditures and expenses of said work, including: The building and repairing of
such roads, whether public or private, as are necessary or expedient to furnish
economical transportation to mill or reduction works or railroad; prospecting,
development work, and mining, including openings and appliances for ventilation
and drainage, and dead work generally; the purchase, installation, maintenance,
and operation of tools, machinery, equipment, and appliances for prospecting,
developing, and working the mine, and of transporting ore and products, and all
other expenses reasonably incident to or arising out of such mining operation. In
said accounting, the working tenant shall be allowed setoff for the reasonable
value of his service actually rendered in or upon the operation, but the amount of
compensation shall not exceed the current rate of wages or compensation for work
of like character in the community in which said mine is situate, and shall also be
allowed setoff for his expenditures and expenses in prospecting unless it clearly
and convincingly appears that said prospecting was done in bad faith with willful
intent to injure or defraud the nonworking tenant.