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Code · CFR · Title 30 — Mineral Resources · Part 1243 · § 1243.7

§ 1243.7. What must a person do when posting a bond or other surety instrument or demonstrating financial solvency on behalf of an appellant?

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If you assume an appellant's responsibility to post a bond or other surety instrument or demonstrate financial solvency under § 1243.5, you:
(a)Must notify ONRR in writing at the address specified in § 1243.200(a) that you are assuming the appellant's responsibility under this part;
(b)May not assert that you are not otherwise liable for royalties or other payments under 30 U.S.C. 1712(a), or any other theory, as a defense if ONRR calls your bond or requires you to pay based on your demonstration of financial solvency; and
(c)May end your voluntarily-assumed responsibility for posting a bond or other surety instrument only after the appellant under this part either:
(1)Pays or posts a bond or other surety instrument; or
(2)Demonstrates financial solvency.
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