North Dakota § 38-09-01.6 State may continue to lease reserved minerals - Assignment of unexpired leases upon release

North Dakota Statutes

§ 38-09-01.6 — State may continue to lease reserved minerals - Assignment of unexpired leases upon release

North Dakota § 38-09-01.6

Title 38Mining and Gas and Oil Production

Ch. 38-09Exploration and Production on Publicly Owned Lands

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N.D. Cent. Code § 38-09-01.6 (2026).

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leases upon release.
Pending application and payment of fee under section 38-09-01.5, the state and its
departments may continue to lease reserved minerals and to collect rentals and other income
from such leases, and where lands have been sold on contract for deed, such rentals and other
income must be applied as payment on the contract for deed. On release of minerals reserved,

any unexpired mineral leases and rentals and income thereafter becoming due must be
assigned to the person entitled to the release as prescribed in section 38-09-01.5.

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leases upon release.
Pending application and payment of fee under section 38-09-01.5, the state and its
departments may continue to lease reserved minerals and to collect rentals and other income
from such leases, and where lands have been sold on contract for deed, such rentals and other
income must be applied as payment on the contract for deed. On release of minerals reserved,

any unexpired mineral leases and rentals and income thereafter becoming due must be
assigned to the person entitled to the release as prescribed in section 38-09-01.5.