MINERAL RIGHTS OF L.I.P.
In the appeal <:r-..run.:?;:- :: r or Crown La:;ds v. Ber.n;--. r.t "."a? given on Thursday -ast for rosy rn-:.out. The point involved was the r:yur or the owner of a k-ase in perpetuity, who purchased the fee simp.4 :o rr.ir.erals underground. The Court held that sub-s-.-cr.cn 2 cr section 177 seenteu ro r.ave oeen expressly framed to sucr. a ;ease. It showed cleariy ersougn ir.at •: was no part of t'r.c rc.:cy o: tr.-; t.-.a: the Crown s.ruu._ retain r.-.ir.c-ra..? when the owner 7.u interest.-. The o rv.-ore or tee-ten minerals wa - o: l-raw .: r : y :to purchaser. The oeo-ti:u : etrO: was reserved, an.u .• W:..- .. v to aypeal tothe Privy o'-urw:..
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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 178, 2 August 1909, Page 2
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114MINERAL RIGHTS OF L.I.P. King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 178, 2 August 1909, Page 2
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