 The material clearly is a mineral and it is reserved from the grant unless " the nature and context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included " in the reservation. There is nothing to justify such a finding. The only claim that can be...  The School of Mines Quarterly - Página 131906Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1896 - 1166 páginas
...included, unless "either that the freestone is not a mineral, or that, being a mineral, the nature or context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included." The context of the deed here furnishes, we think, the evidence that granite was not Intended to be... | |
 | Robert Stewart Morrison - 1886 - 772 páginas
...these grounds, either that the freestone is not a mineral, or that, being a mineral, the nature or context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included. But the cases are, I think, quite decisive upon the point that freestone is a mineral, and I can find... | |
 | New York (State). Courts - 1900 - 940 páginas
...Armstrong v. Granite Co., 147 NY 495; Hext v. Gill, LR, 7 Ch. App. 699. Supreme Court, May, 1900. [Vol. 31. The material clearly is a mineral and it is reserved...only claim that can be made is that the ledges of rock were so apparent and covered so large a portion of the original 100 acres that the parties could... | |
 | Charles Harmonas Shamel - 1907 - 670 páginas
...premises at the time. The grant or reservation of minerals in a deed contemplates substances to bc severed and taken away from the premises, and it is...the ledges of rocks were so apparent. and covered so large a portion of the original 1(I0 acres, that the parties could not have referred to them; that... | |
 | 1922 - 1576 páginas
...these grounds, — either that the freestone is not a mineral, or that, being a mineral, the nature or context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included. But the cases are, I think, decisive upon this point, that freestone is a mineral ; and I can find... | |
 | 1866 - 946 páginas
...these grounds : either, that the freestone is not a mineral, or that, being a mineral, the nature or context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included ; but the cases are, I think, quite decisive upon the point that freestone is a mineral, and I can... | |
 | 1900 - 1256 páginas
...children under his will. Armstrong v. Granite Co., 147 NY 495, 42 NE 186; Hext v. Gill, 7 Ch. App. 699. The material, clearly, is a mineral, and it is reserved...the grant unless "the nature and context of the deed show that it was not intended to be included" in the reservation. There is nothing to justify such... | |
 | New York (State). Supreme Court. Appellate Division - 1904 - 744 páginas
...children under his will. {Armstrong v. Granite Co., 147 N. Y. 495 ; Jlext v. Gill, 7 Ch. App. Cas. 699.) The material clearly is a mineral and it is reserved from the grant unless " the nature or context of the deed shows that it was not intended to be included " in the reservation. There is... | |
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