The ownership of the minerals beneath the earth's surface with the right to remove them. Mineral rights may be conveyed separately from surface rights.
the rights of ownership, conveyed by deed, of gas, oil, and other minerals beneath the surface of the earth. In the United States, mineral rights are the property of the surface owner unless disposed of separately.
rights to something beneath the land surface, usually including the rights to extract and profit from it. What are mineral rights? Who has mineral rights? definition of mineral rights defined
The ownership of all rights to gas, oil, or other minerals as they naturally occur in place, at or below the surface of a tract of land.
(3) ownership of all minerals, including all rights needed for access, exploration, development, mining, ore dressing, and transportation.
The ownership of minerals (coal, oil, gas, etc.) under a given surface and the legal right to enter that area and mine and remove them. Includes the right to use as much of the land surface as may be reasonably necessary for the conduct of mining operations.
the right to extort mineral deposits or minerals from a land without resorting to using the land surface.In order to make use of land surface to extract minerals, the owner of the land surface must provide these rights.
The ownership of the minerals (coal, iron, etc) under the ground, with or without ownership of the surface of the land.
The ownership of the minerals under a given surface, with the right to enter thereon, mine, and remove them. It may be separated from the surface ownership, but, if not so separated by distinct conveyance, the latter includes it.
Rights to subsurface land and profits. Normally, when real property is conveyed, the grantee receives all right and title to the land including everything above and below the surface, unless excepted by the grantor.
Ownership rights to the minerals or other precious resources, in one's property. The privilege of gaining income from the sale of oil, gas, and other valuable resources found on land.
The rights to explore for and produce the resources below the surface. In the petroleum industry, mineral rights can also be referred to as “land.
A no/yes field to indicate if mineral rights are included.
Rights to subsurface land and profits. Nornally, when real property is conveyed, it includes everything above and below the surface of the land, except where specified by the grantor.
The legal interest in the valuable items found below the surface of a property.
The legal right to exploit and enjoy the benefits of any minerals located below the surface of a parcel of land.
The right of an entity to explore and/or extract minerals from the surface or subsurface of property. These rights can be other than the landowner. Mineral Rights.
An ownership interest in the minerals contained in a particular parcel of land, with or without ownership of the surface of the land. The owner of mineral rights is usually entitled to either take the minerals from the land himself or receive a royalty from the party that actually extracts the minerals.
The right to extract minerals from land. Does not include right to use the surface of the land to conduct mineral extraction. This must be obtained from the surface owner.
An interest in minerals in land. A right to take minerals or a right to receive a royalty.
Mineral rights, mining rights, oil rights or drilling rights, are the rights to remove minerals, oil, or sometimes water, that may be contained in and under some land. In jurisdictions that support such rights they may be separate from other rights to the land.
