Is that what's done

[Barbiee]

Have a chance to buy a patented gold claim. Has a mill etc. and cabins on it. Thing is I can buy it but they said the claim or land on it I can buy too but their name has to still be on the deed. Is that true? Why would they have to?

 

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[teleprospector]

I would get all the documents including a copy of the title to the mine claim that the government issued to the claimant that you are dealing with. Then get all the new proposals in writing and have a mining attorney look the whole thing over.

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Jon

 

[pepperj]

Have a chance to buy a patented gold claim. Has a mill etc. and cabins on it. Thing is I can buy it but they said the claim or land on it I can buy too but their name has to still be on the deed. Is that true? Why would they have to?

I brings this question to mind.
A person buys a house-the first thing that every person does is put their name on the deed-and remove the former's name from the deed.
Think about this a bit- and ask yourself "Why would want their name on a deed?"

 

[flinthunter]

Go to the TreasureNet forum "Gold Prospecting" and ask your question there. They should be able to answer your question.

 

[Tony in SC]

A deed shows legal ownership. The name or names on said deed owns IT!

 

[Gare]

I think going to a lawyer that does mining claims is a good idea Also welcome to Treasurenet and good luck