Algeria Mining Act 2001
Algeria Mining Act 2001
Algeria Mining Act 2001
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SECTION –2ON MINING RESEARCH<br />
SUBSECTION –1ON MINING PROSPECTION<br />
Article-94- No one may undertake mining prospection works if not in possession of a<br />
prospection license.<br />
Article-95-The prospection license is granted to any private law legal entity applying for it to<br />
the <strong>Mining</strong> Estate National Agency, and in the chronological order of the<br />
applications registration.<br />
Article-96- The mining prospection may concern one or more mineral substances, on a<br />
perimeter exclusively granted to a sole operator.<br />
Article-97- The mining prospection license term may not exceed one year. Its holder may<br />
ask for a maximum of two renewals of six (6) months each if he has met the<br />
requirements under the prospection license and article 101 hereunder.<br />
Article-98- The prospection license is issued on payment of the tax relating to the issuance<br />
of the act, it grants its holder an access right to the licensed perimeter, but does<br />
not entitle him to carry out works likely to prejudice the rights of the land owner,<br />
the chattels real holder, recipient or their beneficiaries.<br />
Article-99- No finder's right is related to the prospection license. However, its holder may,<br />
before the end of its term, apply for an exploration permit.<br />
Article-100-The prospection license ends automatically on the date of its expiry.<br />
Article-101-The prospection license holder is bound to :<br />
- submit half-yearly, to the <strong>Mining</strong> Estate National Agency, a detailed<br />
report of works carried out,<br />
- file, at the latest three (3) months from the expiry of his mining claim, a<br />
copy of the document summing up the works performed, to the national<br />
geological service.