See, 30 U.S.C. 28, AS 38.05.220, and Sisters' Memorandum on Advertising Out, dated November 17, 1995, attaching an excerpt from the American Law of Mining, 2nd ed, 30.05[10] and 46.04[1]. See, also, Cornwall v Baird, 730 P.2d 156 (Alaska 1986) and McIntyre v Parkin, 8 Alaska 41, 43, 47 (1928). The Sisters argue that this is the only way a co-owner of the Mining Claims (whether it be Eric or Paul, Gold King Mines, or the trustee) can acquire the interest of the Sisters in a nonconsensual manner.