Louisiana § 30:112 Mineral lessee's address, secretary of state as agent to receive notices

Louisiana Statutes

§ 30:112 — Mineral lessee's address, secretary of state as agent to receive notices

Louisiana § 30:112

Title 30Mortgages and Privileges

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La. Stat. Ann. § 30:112 (2026).

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A.A mineral lease shall include the lessee's complete address. The lessee shall be responsible for informing the lessor of any subsequent change in address.

B.If a certified letter addressed to the lessee by the lessor is returned as undeliverable and no forwarding address is known, the secretary of state shall be notified by the lessor that the secretary of state will subsequently serve as the lessee's agent and receive all notices concerning the lease until such time as the lessee supplies the lessor with a current address.

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A. A mineral lease shall include the lessee's complete address. The lessee shall be responsible for informing the lessor of any subsequent change in address.
B. If a certified letter addressed to the lessee by the lessor is returned as undeliverable and no forwarding address is known, the secretary of state shall be notified by the lessor that the secretary of state will subsequently serve as the lessee's agent and receive all notices concerning the lease until such time as the lessee supplies the lessor with a current address.