Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-658.1
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Mineral interests in land
Official statutory text
Any mineral interest in land in Oklahoma shall be subject to
sale under the provisions of Sections 271.1 through 277 of Title 84
of the Oklahoma Statutes if it generates an intangible property
interest which is presumed abandoned for a period of fifteen (15)
years under the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act or under similar laws
of another state.
All holders of intangible property interests generated by a
mineral interest in land in Oklahoma shall report to the State
Treasurer, in addition to the reporting otherwise required by law,
the names and the last-known addresses of owners of record of the
unclaimed mineral interest, the legal description of the land
affected, and the extent of the property rights in the mineral
interest. Only one report with respect to each owner and mineral
interest is necessary; subsequent reports must include complete
information with respect to all new owners and new unclaimed mineral
interests.
The State Treasurer shall send a copy of the report required by
this section to the Attorney General and the district attorney of
the county in which the land is located. Except to a claimant of
the unclaimed mineral interest, or as necessary to effectuate a
judicial sale as set forth in Section 271.1 of Title 84 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, the legal description of the mineral interest and
the extent of the property rights in the mineral interest shall be
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deemed confidential and not released to the general public by the
State Treasurer, Attorney General or district attorney. The State
Treasurer shall send a report reflecting only the names and last-
known addresses of owners of record of the unclaimed mineral
interest to the county clerk of the county in which the land is
located, and the clerk shall maintain the list for public viewing.
The clerk shall also report to the board of county commissioners
that the report has been received, and note the receipt in the
minutes of the meeting, so the public can be informed.
The State Treasurer is authorized to develop procedures for the
implementation of the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act.
sale under the provisions of Sections 271.1 through 277 of Title 84
of the Oklahoma Statutes if it generates an intangible property
interest which is presumed abandoned for a period of fifteen (15)
years under the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act or under similar laws
of another state.
All holders of intangible property interests generated by a
mineral interest in land in Oklahoma shall report to the State
Treasurer, in addition to the reporting otherwise required by law,
the names and the last-known addresses of owners of record of the
unclaimed mineral interest, the legal description of the land
affected, and the extent of the property rights in the mineral
interest. Only one report with respect to each owner and mineral
interest is necessary; subsequent reports must include complete
information with respect to all new owners and new unclaimed mineral
interests.
The State Treasurer shall send a copy of the report required by
this section to the Attorney General and the district attorney of
the county in which the land is located. Except to a claimant of
the unclaimed mineral interest, or as necessary to effectuate a
judicial sale as set forth in Section 271.1 of Title 84 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, the legal description of the mineral interest and
the extent of the property rights in the mineral interest shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 60. Property Page 211
deemed confidential and not released to the general public by the
State Treasurer, Attorney General or district attorney. The State
Treasurer shall send a report reflecting only the names and last-
known addresses of owners of record of the unclaimed mineral
interest to the county clerk of the county in which the land is
located, and the clerk shall maintain the list for public viewing.
The clerk shall also report to the board of county commissioners
that the report has been received, and note the receipt in the
minutes of the meeting, so the public can be informed.
The State Treasurer is authorized to develop procedures for the
implementation of the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act.
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