Kansas § 55-1601 - Lapsing and reversion of mineral interests; definition. As used in this act, "mineral interest" means an interest created by an instrument
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§ 55-1601. Lapsing and reversion of mineral interests; definition. As used in this act, "mineral interest" means an interest created by an instrument
55-1601. Lapsing and reversion of mineral interests; definition. As used in this act, "mineral interest" means an interest created by an instrument transferring, by grant, assignment, reservation or otherwise, an interest of any kind in coal, oil, gas or other minerals.History: L. 1983, ch. 185, § 1; July 1.
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