mineral rights
mining rights

Of course, many people own both property and mineral rights.

The company was also awarded mineral rights in five areas.

The owners, he said, want to hold on to the property for its mineral rights.

"Would it help if I told them they could retain the mineral rights?"

The mine is on Matt's land, but he does not have the mineral rights.

But in Argentina, the state is owner of all mineral rights.

It was my father who separated the mineral rights from the property.

The whole issue of mineral rights also needs to be addressed in this context.

Federal Government reserved all oil, coal or other mineral rights.

All the mineral rights were his, for the next ninety-nine years.

Mineral rights could be severed from the title to the land.

The state did not purchase the mineral rights to much of the land it owns.

Thus the state recovered mineral rights in areas such as school and sections.

Specifically, water and mineral rights issues have been the focus of dispute.

The collapse of the central Government in 1991 led to ambiguity over mineral rights.

"Mother and I have been making plans for selling mineral rights.

The permission of the mineral rights owner for such activities, is not necessary.

There's still a little bit of money in the mineral rights and oil rights.

The mineral rights over an extensive area are still owned by the estate.

Maybe nobody will want to buy mineral rights now.

The school had as part of its property the mineral rights to Whitehaven.

The owners of an old quarry nearby have mineral rights to the land.

A bankrupt energy sector is a fire sale of oil and mineral rights.

Land on which he holds a forty year lease with all mineral rights.

They might jump at a chance to sell mineral rights."

In particular, they lost their ancient grazing and mining rights.

"Anyone who wants the mining rights will have to find something the Natives want more and negotiate for it."

"I will offer them the mining rights to this system in exchange for letting me keep it."

The acquisition of mining rights on public land in the West is mostly governed by the 1872 act.

He would ensure mining rights and a good price for the pyrite on the land in question.

In addition, Britain would be given mining rights on the island for "ten to twenty years".

In 1983, the mining rights were inherited by the state, which operated the mines until 1991.

The way mining rights were granted went back to the days of feudalism.

"We have the mining rights, you dig for bones, is that it?"

"I was assigned here to assist you in reaching an agreement for those mining rights."

Francis returned in 1880 and obtained mining rights from the local ruler.

Leases 6 and 87, in which Imperial holds 100 percent of the mining rights.

As a result the government can lease mining rights to companies to mine below the lands surface.

Western Aggregate owns mining rights over much (but not all) of that property.

They demand his dismissal as director and a complete redistribution of all mining rights.

Ulrich also possessed the mining rights in his county.

Companies interested in mining rights held large swaths of land and insisted on making deals.

It is the largest owner of mining rights in Peru among precious metals companies.

One would give each state the authority to determine whether a good-faith effort had been made to obtain mining rights.

He could award mining rights to a third party (transfer of profit)

The Klingon Empire offered my brother much for mining rights.

Legal title and mining rights to areas in and around all Australian capital cities.

Local landowners were only left with exploration and mining rights for a few unimportant minerals.

But at first there were separate companies to mine each mineral, which resulted in a lot of lawyers arguing about mining rights.

Federal law now permits each state to lease mineral mining rights within the offshore coastal area.