South Dakota § 43-2A-6 Violation--Forfeiture to state--Enforcement--Impact on title.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 43-2A-6 — Violation--Forfeiture to state--Enforcement--Impact on title.

South Dakota § 43-2A-6

Title 43PROPERTY

Ch. 43-2ALIEN OWNERSHIP OF AGRICULTURAL LAND

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S.D. Codified Laws § 43-2A-6 (2026).

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Any agricultural land owned in violation of this chapter is forfeited to the state. Any agricultural land lease, or easement, held by a prohibited entity in violation of this chapter, is terminated. The attorney general shall enforce the forfeiture or the termination of a lease or easement. A forfeiture or a termination of a lease or easement may not be adjudged unless the action to enforce is brought within three years after evidence of a violation of this chapter is referred to the attorney general, as provided for in § 43-2A-6.1 . No title to land is invalid or liable to forfeiture by reason of the alienage of any former owner or interested person.

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Any agricultural land owned in violation of this chapter is forfeited to the state. Any agricultural land lease, or easement, held by a prohibited entity in violation of this chapter, is terminated. The attorney general shall enforce the forfeiture or the termination of a lease or easement. A forfeiture or a termination of a lease or easement may not be adjudged unless the action to enforce is brought within three years after evidence of a violation of this chapter is referred to the attorney general, as provided for in § 43-2A-6.1 . No title to land is invalid or liable to forfeiture by reason of the alienage of any former owner or interested person.