§182-10 Revocation of mining leases. A mining lease may be revoked if the lessee fails to pay rentals when due or if any of the terms of the lease or of law are not complied with, or if the lessee wholly ceases all mining operations for other than reasons of force majeure or the uneconomic operation of the mining lease for a period of one year without the written consent of the board; provided that the board shall give the lessee notice of any default and the lessee shall have six months or such other time limit as provided by the rules from the date of the notice to remedy the default. [L 1963, c 11, pt of §1; Supp, §99A-10; HRS §182-10; am L 1978, c 135, §7; am L 2016, c 220, §8]
Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes
Title 12. Conservation and Resources
182. Reservation and Disposition of Government Mineral Rights
182-2 Mineral rights reserved to the State.
182-3 Bond; compensation to occupiers.
182-4 Mining leases on state lands.
182-5 Mining leases on reserved lands.
182-8 Number of leases; acreage limitations; area covered by lease.
182-9 Deposit; first year's rental.
182-10 Revocation of mining leases.
182-12 Acquisition of rights-of-way.
182-13 Surrender of mining leases.
182-15 Other use of surface of state lands.