Mining Rights definition

Mining Rights means, without limitation, freehold title, fee title, leases, concessions, patented mining claims and millsites, unpatented mining claims and millsites, prospecting and exploration rights, mining and mineral rights, in respect of the Material Properties, or other conventional property or proprietary interests or rights, recognized in the jurisdiction in which the Material Properties are located.

Mining Rights means all interests in the surface of any lands, the minerals in (or that may be extracted from) any lands, all royalty agreements, water rights, patented and unpatented mining and millsite claims, fee interests, mineral leases, mining licenses, profits-a-prendre, joint ventures and other leases, rights-of-way, inurements, licenses and other rights and interests used by or necessary to mining and related processing operations.

Mining Rights means all rights to conduct Mining Operations on the Property, including all mining claims, mining concessions, mining leases, mining licences and other rights provided under the Mining Act;

Examples of Mining Rights in a sentence

• The Port registered a notice of hypothecary recourse dated August 22, 2013 (“Notice”) that requested the Company to surrender the Mining Rights and advised of its intention to have the Mining Rights sold under judicial authority.

• The Company is the holder of Mining Rights necessary to carry on the activities of the Company as currently conducted.

• Mining Rights held by the Company cover the areas required by the Company for such purposes.

• All material Mining Rights in which the Corporation or its Subsidiaries hold an interest or right have been validly registered and recorded in accordance in all material respects with all Applicable Laws and are valid and subsisting.

• Note:According to Section 2, paragraphs b) and c) of Act No. 26366, that creates the National System and the Superintendence of Public Registries, amended by the Fifth Final Provision of Act No. 28677, the National System of Public Registries is comprised by the Registry of Legal Entities that includes the Registry of Mining Companies and Partnerships and others; as well as by the Registry of Real Estate Property which includes the Registry of Mining Rights.

More Definitions of Mining Rights

Mining Rights means the mining claims and associated mining exploitation rights, mineral leases, Order-in-Council leases, mining concessions and other mining rights in respect of the Mine Properties, and registered with Governmental Authority in the name of any Hudbay Group Member, together with all other unpatented mining claims and associated mining exploitation rights or claims hereafter owned or held by any Hudbay Group Member.

Mining Rights means prospecting, exploration and mining rights, as applicable, relating to the Material Properties;

Mining Rights shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Section 6.1.11.

Mining Rights has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 3.1(p) hereof;

Mining Rights includes mineral rights and the right to conduct Mining Operations on the Property and further includes the meanings and rights attributed to Mining Rights under the Mining Act;

Mining Rights means any mining claims, mining leases, mineral claims, mining concessions, mineral concessions, exploration permits or licenses, mining licenses, forms of mineral tenure or other rights to Products or to access and work upon lands, such as ownership and ancillary rights, surface rights, leasing agreements, lands temporal occupation agreements or otherwise, for the purpose of exploring, exploiting or benefiting Products, under the terms of Applicable Laws, whether contractual, statutory or otherwise, or any interest therein whether now owned or hereafter acquired. “Mining Rights” includes any amendments, relocations, adjustments, resurvey, additional locations, consolidation, derived rights or conversions of, or any renewal, replacement, amendment or other modification or extensions of any of the foregoing.

Mining Rights means all permits, licences, mining claims, mining leases, mining concessions and any other forms of mineral or mining tenure or rights for the purposes of prospecting, exploration, development, extraction or exploitation of Products, whether contractual, statutory or otherwise, or any interest therein and includes all present or future renewal, extension, modification, substitution, amalgamation, succession, conversion, lease replacement, renaming or variation of any of those rights, including exploitation or exploration rights or additional acquired interests that derive directly from those rights (or the Mining Rights represented thereby);