Vol. 14 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Title
• Chapter 1 CURRENT GOVERNMENTAL TRENDS IN PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS AND TAXATION AS THEY AFFECT MINING ECONOMICS
• Chapter 2 THE IMPACT OF RECENT DECISIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ON OIL AND GAS LEASING BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
• Chapter 3 INDIAN LANDS—MINERALS—RELATED PROBLEMS
• Chapter 4 THE LAW OF GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES
• Chapter 5 PROSPECTING FOR LOCATABLE MINERALS ON PUBLIC LANDS CLASSIFIED FOR RETENTION FOR MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT
• Chapter 6 FEDERAL LAND GRANTS TO THE STATES: AN ADVOCATE'S DREAM; A TITLE EXAMINER'S NIGHTMARE
• Chapter 7 AMENDMENT v. RELOCATION
• Chapter 8 CONDEMNATION OF MINING PROPERTIES—REFLECTIONS ON THE SUBSTANTIVE POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN
• Chapter 9 THE MINING LAW OF MEXICO
• Chapter 10 MINING JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENTS—NO LONGER HEN'S TEETH
• Chapter 11 THE MORE IMPORTANT OIL AND GAS LEASE CLAUSES
• Chapter 12 REMEDIES FOR FAILURE TO PAY ROYALTIES
• Chapter 13 PROJECT GASBUGGY—LEGAL PROBLEMS
• Chapter 14 A FEDERAL POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF WESTERN WATER
• Chapter 15 BASIC GROUNDWATER PROBLEMS
• Chapter 16 GROUNDWATER—HYDROLOGY AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPETING WELL OWNERS
• Chapter 17 GROUNDWATER LAW AND ADMINISTRATION: A NEW MEXICO VIEWPOINT
• Chapter 18 BASIC PROBLEMS IN LOCATING CLAIMS
• Chapter 19 FIELD RECORD CHECKS—WHEN AND HOW
• Chapter 20 NEGOTIATION FOR AND ACQUISITION OF MINERAL PROPERTIES—A LANDMAN'S VIEW
• Chapter 21 PITFALLS AND PANACEAS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF HARD-ROCK MINERALS BENEATH THE HIGH SEAS
• Chapter 22 THE DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES