§ 31:188 Mineral rights not included in usufruct of land except as specifically provided
§ 31:189 Conventional usufruct may include enjoyment of mineral rights
§ 31:190 Usufructuary of land entitled to enjoyment of mines or quarries worked; exception
§ 31:191 When oil and gas wells and lignite operations considered open mines
§ 31:192 If the land subject to the usufruct, or any part thereof, is subject to a lease granted by the landowner prior to the creation of the usufruct, the usufructuary is entitled only to r
§ 31:193 Nature of usufruct of a mineral right
§ 31:194 Usufructuary not obligated to account to naked owner
§ 31:195 Right of naked owner of land to enjoyment of minerals
§ 31:196 Obligations of naked owner arising from enjoyment of rights in minerals

Terms Used In Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 31 > Chapter 11 - Rights of Usufructuaries in Minerals

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