Southridge Enterprises Inc (SRGE)

[MoMoRaptor]

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Cinco Minas Surface Rights Agreement with Southridge

Now that we know that Bandera Gold has not been at the Cinco Minas property for over 5 years (see youtube video), here is a link to the Surface Rights Agreement that Southridge signed with the Cinco Minas Ejidatarios. Download it, print it out and read carefully. Nowhere does it mention Bandera Gold as being part of this agreement, ONLY Southridge. Yes, that is correct, ONLY Southridge has exclusive Surface Rights to the Cinco Minas property. What this means is that Southridge is the only company allowed to be on the Cinco Minas property for many, many years to follow.

Download Cinco Minas Surface Rights Agreement here: https://viewer.zoho.com/docs/rabkaP

"In Mexico its simple... if you don't have Surface Rights you can't ACCESS the property no matter if you have the mineral concessions titles. Having mineral concession titles simply gives you the right to the minerals that are "UNDER-THE-SURFACE". It is up to the concession holder to work out a deal with the land owners, who in this case would be the "Ejidatarios"** of Cinco Minas. These Ejidatarios are free to do as they wish with their Land, including but not limited to leasing it to a 3rd party. There is no package deal when you acquire the mineral concession rights, no protection from the local Government, No LAW that obligates or forces the Ejidatario to sign with the concession holder. That is why it is so important to have the Ejidatarios who are usually the workers or family of workers / miners on your good side..... which, we all know Bandera Gold Ltd. and George Barnett Salazar really messed that up!!! they turned the whole village of Cinco Minas against them when they left those poor people to starve to death. Its really not that hard to understand:

NO SURFACE RIGHTS EQUALS ABSOLUTELY NO POSSIBILITY OF MINING!

** A member of one of the communal land ownership schemes known as ejidos
http://countrystudies.us/mexico/58.htm