Existing Mineral Right definition

Existing Mineral Right means a Mineral Right, other than a right to locate a claim or an unrecorded right to explore for Minerals other than Petroleum, existing at the date the affected land became Settlement Land and includes any renewal or replacement of such a Mineral Right or a new right described in 5.4.2.4.

Examples of Existing Mineral Right in a sentence

  • Government from the holder of a Mineral Right in respect of that Existing Mineral Right and any previous lease.

Related to Existing Mineral Right

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  • Built-Up Area means the sum of area of the Apartment or Flat. It shall include area encompassed within the walls of Apartment or Flat, all balconies, whether covered or un-covered, and thickness of wall. In case there be a common wall only 50% of thickness of such wall shall be taken in consideration for calculating the built-up area;

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