Alaska Statutes: AS 27.10. Location and Development of Mining Claims On Federal Public Domain

Alaska Statutes. Title 27. Mining Chapter 10. Location and Development of Mining Claims On Federal Public Domain

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Chapter 10. Location and Development of Mining Claims On Federal Public Domain

Section 10. Claims to Be Located as Prescribed By Law.
Section 20. Grubstake Contracts to Be in Writing and Recorded.
Section 30. Manner of Designating a Lode Claim Location.
Section 40. Manner of Designating a Placer Claim Location.
Section 50. Certificate of Location to Be Recorded.
Section 60. Effect of Failure to Record.
Section 70. Changes in Locations and Amended Notices.
Section 80. Water Rights Where Claim Includes Both Banks of a Stream. [Repealed, Sec. 2 Ch 50 SLA 1966. For Current Law, See AS 46.15].
Section 90. Sections Applicable to Precious-Metal Placers Only.
Section 100. Limits On Size of Individual Placer Claims.
Section 110. , 27.10.120. Limits On Size of Association Claims; Location of Claims By Agent or Attorney. [Repealed, Sec. 4 Ch 91 SLA 1994].
Section 130. Value of Labor or Improvements Required On Placer Claims.
Section 140. Location in Violation of Law is Void.
Section 150. Annual Labor or Improvements Required.
Section 160. Affidavit of Labor or Improvements.
Section 170. Effect of Recording Affidavit of Labor or Improvements.
Section 180. Notice to Co-Owners to Contribute to Cost of Annual Labor or Improvements and Forfeiture For Failure to Contribute.
Section 190. Recording the Notice to Contribute and Affidavits.
Section 200. Lienholder May Perform the Annual Labor.
Section 210. Lien For Performance of Annual Labor.
Section 220. Lien For Annual Labor is Independent of Other Liens.
Section 230. Surveys May Qualify as Annual Labor.
Section 240. Definitions For AS 27.10.230

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