§ 38-43-103 — Contents of complaint

The complaint shall describe the
property sought to be leased with reasonable certainty and, insofar as it is known to
the plaintiff or as can be ascertained with reasonable diligence, shall set forth the
names of all persons interested in such property together with their respective
estates or interests, either vested, contingent, or executory; whether said land is
proven or unproven as to its oil, gas, or other mineral content; its distance from
producing or drilling wells or producing mines; and the reasons why it is necessary,
desirable, or beneficial that the property be leased for the production of minerals,
including oil, gas, and other natural resources, or any of them. If a bona fide offer to
lease has been obtained, the complaint shall also set forth the name of the
proposed lessee, the true consideration for said lease, and a general statement as
to the provisions of said proposed lease, or a copy of the proposed form of such
lease setting forth the terms and conditions thereof may be attached to the
complaint.

Legislative History

Source: L. 55: p. 728, � 3. CRS 53: � 118-14-3. C.R.S. 1963: � 118-14-3.