Examples of Mining Licenses in a sentence
A Licensee is not entitled to an abatement of Surface Rights Payments on the ground that portions of its License Area are subject to the rights of prior holders of Class B Mining Licenses, Class C Mining Licenses or Quarry Licenses issued under the Mining Law.
Neither the termination, suspension, waiver, abandonment nor the extinguishment of the Mining Contracts, Mining Licenses or Authorizations, as the case may be, shall release the respective holders from their outstanding contractual obligations, relative to the payments and/or environmental protection and reclamation.
A first stumbling block reported by many small-scale min- ers is the high cost of applying for Primary Mining Licenses (PMLs).
Subject to the aggregate 20% limitation contained in Section 5.3(o) of the Mining Law, a Licensee may from time to time apply to the Minister to add to its License Area the right to explore for mineral resources within the scope of the Licensee’s License in one or more additional areas (each, an “ Additional Area”) adjoining its License Area not currently subject to Exploration Licenses or Class A Mining Licenses issued under the Mining Law (additional area must be unencumbered).
The 1998 Mining Act most importantly introduced specific titles for Tanzanian small-scale miners, namely Primary Mining Licenses (PMLs).
The Mineral Development Agreement offered by the Ministry will be based on the then existing standard form of Mineral Development Agreement used to cover deposits of similar types, grades and sizes, and be subject to then-existing Law (including tax Law) and will incorporate or include by reference the terms of any regulations then in effect applicable to the issuance and administration of Class A Mining Licenses.
Where such application is timely made, the provisions of the Present Law relating to the granting of Mining Licenses shall apply as if the Retention Licensee were the Exploration Licensee for that area.
The ICMM shall also amend all existing Mining Licenses to include such requirement, and shall include such requirement in all Mining Licenses issued after the effective date of this Law.
On March 2, 2021, SGS received a notice from the Mongolian governmental authority that the Soumber Mining Licenses have been reinstated effective as of March 2, 2021.
Lastly, since different licences are allocated by different offices (in Dar es Salaam, Dodoma and Zonal Mining Offices) it is quite common for an exploration company in the course of exploration to come across small-scale miners with valid Primary Mining Licenses within the area covered by the exploration licence.