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A transaction coordinator in Cary is sorting out a file issue involving Mineral and Oil and Gas disclosure timing, scope, and waiver limits. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

C) The MOG disclosure addresses whether rights were severed previously, severed by the seller, or intended to be severed before transfer.

The MOG disclosure addresses whether rights were severed previously, severed by the seller, or intended to be severed before transfer.

Answer Options
A
MOG is limited to whether fracking has already occurred on the tract.
B
MOG asks only for the county tax value of the mineral estate under current North Carolina rules
C
The MOG disclosure addresses whether rights were severed previously, severed by the seller, or intended to be severed before transfer.
D
MOG asks only whether the property has lead-based paint under current North Carolina rules

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