On the recordMarch 7, 2011
Since the passage of Cobell, the Cobell settlement, it is clear that land probating and fractionated interest costs the U.S. Government far more money than the land is worth.
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congress.govDan Boren: “Since the passage of Cobell, the Cobell settlement, it is clear that land probating and fractionated interest costs the…”
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Boren discusses the financial impact of land probating post-Cobell settlement.
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