Tailings Clause Samples
Tailings. All tailings, residues, waste rock, spoiled l▇▇▇▇ materials, bulk samples, and other materials (collectively the “Materials”) resulting from Grantor’s operations and activities on the Real Property shall be the sole property of Grantor but shall remain subject to the Royalty should the Materials be processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, in the future and result in the production and sale or other disposition of Products. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Grantor shall have the right to dispose of Materials from the Property on or off of the Real Property and to commingle the same (as provided herein) with materials from other properties. In the event Materials from the Property are processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, and regardless of where such processing or reprocessing occurs, the Royalty payable thereon shall be determined on a pro rata basis as determined by using the best engineering and technical practices then available.
Tailings. All tailings, residues, waste rock, spoiled ▇▇▇▇▇ materials, and other materials (collectively "Materials") resulting from the Optionee's operations and activities on the Property shall remain subject to the Royalty should the Materials be processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, in the future and result in the production and Sale or other disposition of Products.
Tailings. All tailings relating to the Minerals shall be subject to the FCF Payments if such tailings are processed by or behalf of the Owner in the future and result in the production of Minerals. If commingling of the tailings occurs, the amount of such tailings subject to the FCF Payments shall be based upon the estimated weight of such tailings multiplied by the estimated grade of such tailings in accordance with sound accounting and metallurgical practice.
Tailings. If any Tailings held under or pursuant to, or derived from Ore mined from within, any Tenement are processed or reprocessed in the future and result in Products, those Products are subject to payment of the Royalty. The Payer must not deposit or store any Tailings on any land that is not the subject of a Tenement without the Payees’ prior written consent.
Tailings. All Tailings shall be subject to the Royalty. If commingling of the Tailings occurs in accordance with the terms of this agreement, the amount of such Tailings subject to the Royalty shall be based upon the estimated weight of such Tailings multiplied by the estimated recoverable grade of such Tailings.
Tailings. All tailings, residues, waste rock, spoiled l▇▇▇▇ materials, bulk samples, and other materials (collectively the “Materials”) resulting from the Owner’s operations and activities on the Property shall be the sole property of the Owner, but shall remain subject to the Royalty should the Materials be processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, in the future and result in the production and sale or other disposition of Products. In the event Materials from the Property is processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, and regardless of where such processing or reprocessing occurs, the Royalty payable thereon shall be determined on a pro rata basis as determined by using the best engineering and technical practices then available.
Tailings. All Tailings resulting from the Company’s operations and activities on the Property will remain subject to the Royalty should the Tailings be processed or reprocessed, as the case may be, in the future and result in the production and Sale of Product. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Company will have the right to dispose of Tailings from the Property on or off of the Property and to commingle the same with waste materials from other properties without such Tailings being subject to the Royalty, provided that there is no reasonable expectation of such Tailings being processed resulting in the production of valuable metals. For any Sale of Tailings where there is reasonable prospect of the processing of the valuable metals contained therein, such Tailings will be subject to the Royalty and the Parties will use commercially reasonable methods in accordance with Good Industry Practices to determine the amount of the valuable metals in such Tailings.
Tailings. Approximately, two million and forty hundred thousand tons of tailings, hereinafter referred to as “Tailings”, arising from the he mines of underground exploitation of the Former Copper Mine called “La Africana”, with low copper content and other metallic species, located in the Real Property, and which are covered by the mining ownership referred to in letter C) below. C)
Tailings. If any Tailings extracted under authority of any Mining Rights are processed or reprocessed in the future and result in Products, those Products are subject to payment of the Royalty.
Tailings. Each Mining Company shall ensure at all times that it has made adequate provision for disposing of, depositing or storing any Tailings in accordance with all applicable laws and that it obtains and maintains all necessary Authorisations for the manner in which it disposes of, deposits and/or stores those Tailings and shall comply with the terms of those Authorisations.