Louisiana § 31:156 Interruption of possession by use or exercise of mineral rights

Louisiana Statutes

§ 31:156 — Interruption of possession by use or exercise of mineral rights

Louisiana·Title 31 Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation

§156. Interruption of possession by use or exercise of mineral rights
Possession of mineral rights under Article 154 or 155 is lost by adverse use or
exercise of them according to their nature. Loss of possession occurs although the
production or operations constituting the adverse use or exercise are not on the land being
possessed. It is sufficient that the production or operations constitute a use of the mineral
rights according to the title of the owner thereof. In the case of a mineral lease, the use or
exercise must be such that it would interrupt the prescription of nonuse if the lessee had been
the owner of a mineral servitude.

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§156. Interruption of possession by use or exercise of mineral rights
Possession of mineral rights under Article 154 or 155 is lost by adverse use or
exercise of them according to their nature. Loss of possession occurs although the
production or operations constituting the adverse use or exercise are not on the land being
possessed. It is sufficient that the production or operations constitute a use of the mineral
rights according to the title of the owner thereof. In the case of a mineral lease, the use or
exercise must be such that it would interrupt the prescription of nonuse if the lessee had been
the owner of a mineral servitude.

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