Now compare ABX Bullfrog w/Mina Pascua In September, 1978 I re-staked the Golden Age (Lode/underground) and Golden Eagle (Placer/surface) mining claims because the US BLM wrote a letter in August, 1978 giving Kelly Minerals, Inc. (Nevada corporation) 30 days to re-stake them. These claims which became the ABX Bullfrog Mine (open pit first, then underground). In 1988 a 20 year lease agreement was signed by the two Trustees of the Estate of Hubert B. Layne (died 12/24/1985) and the Leasee agreed to pay for the annual assessment work on the mining claims........which happened until the mine closed down in 2003.
In 1996 Villar staked 8600 Hectors which became the Mina Pascua claims. In 1997 Villar sold them ($1 Million agreed payment guarantee). In 1998 the 8600 Hectors became null and void because of the failure to keep them active.
If Jorge is a miner, as he claims he is, he should know that in 1997 the 8600 Hectors needed to be renewed. What was he told by anyone?
What happened in 1998? Jorge could have checked if the claims had been renewed.
What happened in 1999? Jorge could have checked if the claims had been renewed.
Interesting comparison.....because I personally checked out and made sure the Golden Age and Golden Eagle mining claims ANNUAL ASSESSMENT WORK had been done === checked with Kanco Board Member Herbert E. Fyffe!
Ask the right questions........once you have read the following agreement between Brent Johnson and Jorge.
May 20, 2011 Agreement with JORGE RODRIGO LOPEHANDIA CORTES, 487 Roslyn Boulevard, North Vancouver, BC V7G 1P1
https://msxgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012.02.13-UNDERLYING-CLAIMS-BACKGROUND-HISTORY-AGREEMENT.pdf