· 6/27/1995
Carbon County v. Union Reserve Coal Co., Inc.
Citations
- 898 P.2d 680
- 271 Mont. 459
- 52 State Rptr. 529
- 1995 Mont. LEXIS 124
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- applying an ownership in place rule, with the gas developer having the right to drill for and produce CBM and the coal operator having a simultaneous right to capture CBM for safety purposes incident to coal mining operations
- “[T]he transfer of a mineral interest includes, by implication, the incidental rights reasonably necessary to extract the mineral.”
- “[T]he grant of a particular interest in property tacitly carries with the grant those incidents without which the grant would be of no avail.”
- \[T]he grant of a particular interest in property tacitly carries with the grant those incidents without which the grant would be of no avail.\
- right to extract CBM is with holder of gas exploration rights
- right to extract CBM is with holder of gas exploration rights
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Judges: Nelson, Turnage, Trieweiler, Hunt, Gray, Weber, Leaphart
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