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subsurface rights

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subsurface rights

See mineral rights.



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Allowing Tecton to drill its subsurface rights would simultaneously create justice, bring wealth to the citizens of Santa Fe County (thus making housing and health care affordable to all), and avoid the liability that the taxpayers assume if we prevent Tecton from drilling.
Mexico is the one country (besides the United States) where citizens once owned the subsurface rights to minerals.
For quartz mining of silver, individuals could not settle disputes over subsurface rights to follow a vein of silver, but the Nevada legislature's first order of business was to enact statutes to clarify property rights.
 
 
 
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