Vol. 13 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 WHY A LOCATION SYSTEM FOR HARD MINERALS? Frontier Doctrine Confronts the Computerized Society
• Chapter 2 A SURVEY OF THE LAWS REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES OF CANADA'S DYNAMIC PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Chapter 3 PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
• Chapter 4 CAN RECREATIONAL CONSERVATIONISTS PROVIDE FOR A MINING INDUSTRY?
• Chapter 5 URANIUM REVISITED
• Chapter 6 FINANCING MINERAL DEVELOPMENT
• Chapter 7 MILLSITES: NONMINERAL MINING CLAIMS
• Chapter 8 GEOLOGICAL, GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL ASSESSMENT WORK UNDER THE 1958 AMENDMENT TO THE MINING LAWS
• Chapter 9 LEGAL PROBLEMS IMPOSED BY REQUIREMENTS OF RESTORATION AND BEAUTIFICATION OF MINING PROPERTIES
• Chapter 10 ACQUIRING RIGHTS TO MINERALS ASSOCIATED WITH OR CONTAINED IN OIL SHALE
• Chapter 11 THE OIL AND GAS LEASE AND TAR SANDS
• Chapter 12 FEDERAL OIL AND GAS LEASES AND PARTNERSHIPS
• Chapter 13 OIL AND GAS LEASE CLAUSES RELATING TO SURFACE DAMAGE AND USE OF THE SURFACE
• Chapter 14 NATURAL GAS PRODUCING AND MARKETING PROBLEMS
• Chapter 15 OIL AND GAS ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE as Viewed by A Joint Interest Operations Director
• Chapter 16 DEPLETION FOR THE INTEGRATED MINER-MANUFACTURER
• Chapter 17 TAX CONSIDERATIONS UPON DISPOSITION OF MINERAL INTERESTS
• Chapter 18 WATER RIGHTS: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY ARE CREATED
• Chapter 19 ACQUISITION OF EXISTING WATER RIGHTS
• Chapter 20 CHANGES AND TRANSFERS OF WATER RIGHTS