Mining Tenure definition
Mining Tenure means any:
Mining Tenure has that meaning ascribed to it in Section 12.1;
Mining Tenure means a lease, license, claim (whether patented or unpatented) or other use agreement which provides Holdings, Borrower or any Subsidiary the real property rights, other interests in land, including mining and surface rights, easements, and rights of way and options (i) currently operated by Holdings, Borrower or any Subsidiary or (ii) part of any of Holdings’, Borrower’s or any Subsidiary’s mine plans. Leases which provide Holdings, Borrower or any Subsidiary the right to construct and operate a preparation plant and related facilities on the surface of the Real Property containing such reserves shall also be deemed a Mining Tenure.
More Definitions of Mining Tenure
Mining Tenure means a prospecting permit, mining claim, exploration 3
Mining Tenure means any: (a) Exploration Licence; (b) Ancillary Licence; (c) Mining Lease; and (d) Water Extraction Authority, that FMG acting reasonably may consider necessary or desirable for FMG Mining Operations, and includes any part or parts thereof;
Mining Tenure means any: (a) Exploration Licence; (b) Ancillary Licence; (c) Mining Lease; and (d) Water Extraction Authority, that FMG acting reasonably may consider necessary or desirable for FMG Mining Operations, and includes any part or parts thereof. “Project Tenure” means the: (a) Railway Tenure; (b) Port Tenure; and (c) Mining Tenure.
Mining Tenure means a prospecting permit, mining claim, exploration permit, mineral development licence or mining lease.