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North Dakota to appeal ruling in royalty dispute with oil company - Vimarsana News

North Dakota to appeal ruling in royalty dispute with oil company

A western North Dakota judge ruled in favor of Newfield Exploration and against North Dakota in October.

North Dakota to appeal ruling in royalty dispute with oil company - Vimarsana News

North Dakota to appeal ruling in royalty dispute with oil company

A western North Dakota judge ruled in favor of Newfield Exploration and against North Dakota in October.

5 applications for North Dakota Land Commissioner, search to continue - Vimarsana News

5 applications for North Dakota Land Commissioner, search to continue

BISMARCK, N.D. - State officials are renewing their search for a new land commissioner after receiving five applications. Gov. Doug Burgum's spokesman...

5 applications for North Dakota Land Commissioner, search to continue - Vimarsana News

5 applications for North Dakota Land Commissioner, search to continue

BISMARCK, N.D. - State officials are renewing their search for a new land commissioner after receiving five applications. Gov. Doug Burgum's spokesman...

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New law spurs oil firms to pay old royalties to North Dakota, but disputes remain - Vimarsana News

New law spurs oil firms to pay old royalties to North Dakota, but disputes remain

The bill, which will go on the law books in August, also retroactively establishes a seven-year statute of limitations for state collections of royalty payments, meaning the Department of Trust Lands can't require companies to pony up on outstanding royalty bills from before August 2013. Land Commissioner Jodi Smith estimates the new cutoff date will prevent the department from collecting about $70 million in unpaid royalties.