The Suspense is Killing Me! – When Formal Notice May be Required Under North Dakota's Suspense Statute | Oliva Gibbs LLP

In Powell v. Statoil Oil & Gas LP, the North Dakota Supreme Court found that failure to properly notify a suspended royalty owner of an alleged title defect may allow for statutory...

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