Escrow & Title
A Nebraska property title examination may reveal 'outstanding interests' such as undivided mineral rights previously severed. This means:
AThe mineral rights are included in the sale automatically
BA third party (not the seller) owns the mineral rights, and they are NOT being conveyed in the sale unless specifically included✓ Correct
CThe buyer must negotiate separately with the county for mineral rights
DThe outstanding mineral rights void the sale
Explanation
Previously severed mineral rights are separate from surface ownership. If the deed conveys 'surface rights only' or if mineral rights were previously deeded away, the buyer must understand they are not acquiring oil, gas, or mineral rights.
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