Dubbers-Albrecht v. Nathan

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• holding owners of surface rights to property could not prevail on adverse possession claim under Mineral Lapse Statute if owner of undivided 1/64 interest in reserved mineral rights had paid ad valorem taxes on entire tract during seven-year period preceding suit
• mineral owner’s payment of state or federal estate taxes does not defeat fee owner’s claim under OCGA § 44-5-168
• mineral owner's payment of state or federal estate taxes does not defeat fee owner's claim under OCGA § 44-5-168
• “[T]o retain his interest in the mineral rights, the owner must attempt to work or work the mineral rights or return the property for and pay ad valorem taxes.”
• trial court did not have authority to consider uncertified pleadings from another case attached as an exhibit to a summary judgment brief without any attempt to authenticate them or offer them into evidence

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