Louisiana

Hall, Keith B.

Journal: Texas Wesleyan Law Review

Volume: 18

First Page: 511

Year: 2012

Bluebook Citation: 18 TEX. WES. L. REV. 511 (2012)

Author: Keith B. Hall: all 14 publications


Abstract

Louisiana does not recognize the concept of a mineral estate. The closest concept that Louisiana has is the "mineral servitude," a type of mineral right which is somewhat like a mineral estate, except that a mineral servitude automatically terminates through "prescription of nonuse" if the servitude is not used for any period of ten consecutive years.

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