timber rights definition
timber rights means the right to harvest trees and extract timber from a specified area of land under a timber utilization contract;
timber rights means the rights to fell, cut, remove, sell and dispose of growing or dead trees, whether standing or fallen, and any part of such trees, and any other vegetable growth, and includes the right to remove gravel and other roadmaking materials;
timber rights means the rights to fell, cut, remove and dispose of growing or dead trees, whether standing or fallen, and any part of such trees, and any other vegetable growth, and the right to plant, grow and manage trees and to carry out regeneration and reforestation work, and in a National forest includes the right to remove gravel and other roadmaking materials;
More Definitions of timber rights
timber rights in relation to land means any (or any combination) of the following interests in the land granted by the landholder to another person pursuant to a valid legal agreement —
timber rights has the meaning set forth in the fourth Whereas Clause.
timber rights means the rights evidenced by the Forest Bank ------------- Management and Conservation Easements and the Forest Bank Management Easements contributed by Members to the LLC.
timber rights or "Rights" shall mean the rights to maintain, conserve, selectively cut, manage, sell, retain the proceeds from and regenerate the trees located on each Member's property in exchange for Units of membership interest the Company.
timber rights means an interest in a property’s timber that allows a Person to buy or sell the interest in the timber separately from such property.
timber rights means the rights to manage, harvest and replant the present and any future standing timber on the Property and all rights ancillary to such rights, as evidenced by the Easement and Management Agreement.