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Minnesota Statutes § 92.10 - MAPS AND PLATS
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The commissioner must record subdivision maps with the county recorder and prepare suitable maps or plats for state lands subject to sale.
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The commissioner must record subdivision maps with the county recorder and prepare suitable maps or plats for state lands subject to sale.
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Before state land is sold, the commissioner must determine its value, and must get it appraised if the estimated market value is over $100,000.
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The commissioner may order appraisals and sales of school trust or other state lands, and appraisers must meet licensing and reporting requirements.
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The commissioner must compensate the permanent school fund when school trust land revenue is reduced or blocked by management practices or a policy/designation.
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The commissioner must hold public sales of school and other state lands when that is advantageous to the state and to intending buyers and settlers.
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The commissioner must give notice before a land sale, including published notice, electronic notice, and required notice contents; if no newspaper is published in a county, notice must be posted at the county courthouse.
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Unsold parcels from the public sale may be sold to buyers who agree to pay the minimum bid, except school trust lands.
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Other rules for school and state land sales also apply to sales made under sections 92.02, 92.10, 92.13, and 92.14.
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The commissioner must give the purchaser a certificate of sale at the sale, unless full payment is made at the time of sale; if payment is not made, the land may be reoffered and the commissioner may resell after cancellation.
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A certificate holder may get more time to pay for state land if they apply before the payment deadline and pay at least 15% of the unpaid principal plus accrued interest and penalties.
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The commissioner must issue a release certificate if the listed conditions are met, and the county auditor must record it without a recording fee.
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A certificate of sale gives its holder the right to possess the described land, and the documents may be recorded with the county recorder.
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The commissioner may issue two or more certificates when a certificate holder surrenders a certificate and asks to divide the land, but no new certificate may be issued if interest is delinquent or the state’s security would be impaired or endangered.
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Assignments of a certificate or partial interest must use a commissioner-prescribed form, be executed by both assignor and assignee, and be consented to by the commissioner; after the assignee satisfies the required terms, the commissioner must issue a deed or patent.
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Certain sales and the certificates issued on them are void. The holder of a void certificate must give it to the commissioner, who must refund the purchase money unless the purchaser committed fraud.
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A holder of an old state-land sale certificate may redeem forfeited rights by paying the required amounts to the commissioner before resale, but only if the stated timing and land-status conditions are met.
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Some certificates of sale of state public land get extra time to pay the principal, and a patent must be issued after payment of all sums due.
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If the buyer of certain state public land does not fully pay on time, the land is presumed abandoned and released to the state and its assigns.
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If payment for certain state public land is not made on time, the purchaser cannot maintain an action about the land unless the action is started within one year after the deadline expires.
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If a purchaser’s interest in state public land is forfeited to the state for delinquent taxes, the certificates are canceled and the land is held by the state as unsold public land.