Property Ownership
What is a 'mineral deed' in North Dakota?
AA deed that conveys only the surface rights
BA deed that specifically conveys mineral rights, severing them from or adding them to the surface estate✓ Correct
CA deed for agricultural drainage rights
DA deed restricted to agricultural land
Explanation
A mineral deed conveys mineral rights (oil, gas, coal, or other minerals) separate from the surface estate. In North Dakota, mineral rights may be sold, leased, or transferred independently of the surface, and mineral deeds are commonly used for this purpose.
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