| From: | Philippe Garneau <aaa302@*****.ULAVAL.CA> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Petrolias on the map |
| Date: | Wed, 20 May 1998 17:29:07 -0400 |
De : Ereskanti <Ereskanti@***.COM>
À : SHADOWRN@********.ITRIBE.NET <SHADOWRN@********.ITRIBE.NET>
Date : 19 mai, 1998 18:41
Objet : Re: Petrolias on the map
>> A question: can Dunkie have a prospecting claim on an island that doesn't
>> exist yet?
>>
>
>Perhaps. Can you own sub-aquatic real estate? If he has mining rights to
>that part of the ocean floor, perhaps when it becomes an island it will
>still be his.
>
>-=-=-=-=-
>My reply, sorry, for some reason I just -cannot- reply/paste to that stuff
of
>yours Jeremy...
>
>And the answer is YES, IF the property is not claimed by a single claimant,
>the lands, including all water territories and prospective airspace, can be
>aquired in a shared/joint custodial agreement between the buyer and the
ruling
>governmental body. In this case, if the land is in International Waters,
and
>it is undeveloped, it can be aquired by an entity through the "World
>Transitions" such and such agreements with the UN (don't remember the exact
>names right now). If a posting is placed in a major news periodical
>(something that posts to over 1,000,000 people and no contestation is
afforded
>up front, the purchase can be processed with due haste.
>
>Please note that the posting does NOT have to be front page stuff, and can
be
>a simple little blurb in the classifieds (say, the Indianapolis Newspapers
as
>an example). IF it is uncontested throughout the purchase, then someone
gains
>the rights of proprietary ownership.
>
>AND, as it counts as "Accountable Assets", it is therefore something that
is
>transgressionable (that ain't the right word, I know) from one party to
>another designee of one form or another.
>
>The only thing that has to be proven in many such claims as this is that
said
>party(ies) must prove an ability to maintain the property(ies) in a fully
>satisfactory manner to all said neighbors and processes.
>
>Add to this SR "Corporate Mechanics", and this can get even more
confusing...
>
>Where do I know of this? Been through it once actually, this kind of crazy
>land swapping happens in the American Southwest more than people would like
to
>believe.
>
>-K
>
Thanks for such a complete and knowledgeable answer, -K! :-)
Now that we know the "how?", let's study the "why?"...
Why would Dunkie give exploitation rights to an Island to Federated-Boeing?
answers:
- Reinforce the fledgling Pacific Rim Co-prosperity group, soon to be joined
by Federated-Boeing? (note: i don't have the BitB book nearby, so i'm not
sure about the name, but I mean the group of second-rate corps that are
forming a group around Wuxing to better compete with the other Big 10
corps);
- To spite Mitsuhama?
- To help someone in Federated-Boeing, or Federated-Boeing (the simplest
answer)?
what do you think?
_____________________________________________________
Philippe Garneau, a.k.a Filou
Bachelier en Sciences, Microbiologie
Global Ebola? Much too icky!
Aliens zapping Washington? Get Real!
Asteroid wiping us out? Naaah!
Terrorist nuke in New York? Now that Seinfeld's gone, why bother?
I think the Y2K bug will do nicely as a Millenium catastrophe. do you?
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