Colorado § 36-5-107 Alienation of rights - restrictions

Colorado Statutes

§ 36-5-107 — Alienation of rights - restrictions

Colorado § 36-5-107

Title 36Natural

Art.Sale and Improvement of State Lands

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 36-5-107 (2026).

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Until a patent for the land
issues, the certificate of purchase issued at such sale and the interest acquired by
any purchaser of the lands thereunder shall not be subject to transfer or alienation,
lien, or mortgage, voluntary or involuntary, but the interest acquired shall descend
to the heirs of the purchasers as in other cases. After the patent issues, the
ownership and power of disposition of said lands shall be absolute. No patent shall
issue prior to five years after the date of such sale, nor until said land is fully paid
for.

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Until a patent for the land
issues, the certificate of purchase issued at such sale and the interest acquired by
any purchaser of the lands thereunder shall not be subject to transfer or alienation,
lien, or mortgage, voluntary or involuntary, but the interest acquired shall descend
to the heirs of the purchasers as in other cases. After the patent issues, the
ownership and power of disposition of said lands shall be absolute. No patent shall
issue prior to five years after the date of such sale, nor until said land is fully paid
for.