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King Ranch Institute W.B. “Dub” Yarborough Lectureship on Real Estate Law for Ranchers
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Summary
Understanding the legal side of land ownership is critical to long-term success in ranching. This lectureship will focus on important aspects regarding real estate law, such as oil, gas, and mineral leases; easements; condemnation; liabilities; rights regarding surface and ground water; and transfer of property. It will also include discussion on current statutes, laws, and cases that affect all facets of the ranching industry.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the provisions of an oil, gas, and mineral lease
- Discuss landowner rights and ownership of surface and groundwater
- Recognize recent developments in the Rule of Capture, statutes, and case law
- Identify landowner liability for injuries and list measures to avoid liability
- Understand the condemnation process and determine strategies to protect property rights
- Recognize how private easements are created and terminated
- Identify how small estates transfer property to the next generation
Instructor
Tiffany Lashmet • Agricultural Law Specialist, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension