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Vernon's Civil Statutes §8
In force on Mar 06, 1959 · this text took effect (date not stated) · amended later, effective Sep 01, 2001
FILING BIDS; DISCONTINUANCE OF YEARLY PAYMENTS; TERMINATION OF LEASE
If the Board shall determine that a satisfactory bid has been received for said oil and gas, it shall be filed in the General Land Office. Whenever the royalties shall amount to as much as the yearly payment as fixed by the Board, the yearly payment may be discontinued. If before the expiration of three (3) years oil and/or gas shall not have been produced in paying quantities, the lease shall terminate.
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
- WW-0565 (Mar 06, 1959):
- WW-0462 (Jun 19, 1958): Does the Commissioners' Court have the authority to reduce the amount of the bond proposal, or must the Commissioners' Court order the election for the full amount requested, and related question. In your letter of May 12, 1958, to.this office, you request an opinion on the following questions based on the given facts: "Road District No. 7, in Jasper COUnty, Texas, has petitioned the Commissioners' Court of Jasper County for an election to issue bonds, under Article 7528, Vernon's Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas, which petition is signed by more than fifty (50) resident property tax paying c
- WW-0578: Under the provisions of the appropriation for the Oas Utilities Elvislen of the Rail- road Commlaslon ,as ooataIned in the Ap- propriatlon Act, 55th Leg. R.S. 1957, can the CozaIssIon employ a firm of Publio Utility Aeaonntamts for evaluation
- WW-1011: : Whethera hospital dis- tr%ct., authorized by Section 8 of Article IX of the Texas Constitution, and Art~lcle 4&&q-3 of Vernon.'s Civil Statutes, has the authority to tax property for the operation and maintenance of hospi-
- WW-1049: Authority of Limestone Groesbeck, Texas County to enter into the submitted proposed con- tracts with certain soil conservation districts,
- WW-1053: Whether state employees assigned to local health departments are governed by the provisions of Sec- tion 3a of the Travel Regulations Act of 1959 as to their travel and other necessary expenses, and related questions. You state ments and loca - . that assistance to city and county health depart- 1 health units Is provided by the State Health uepartment, by assigning to such local health departments state employees qualified under the Merit System as required by Federal regulations and the Appropriation Acts of the Legis,; lature. These employees are carried on the Department of Health payroll
- WW-1215: Proper state agency to keep inventory records of state real property acquired by the State Building Commission for state building sites
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