Weakland v. Cunningham
7 A. 148, 3 Sadler 519, 1886 Pa. LEXIS 883
Opinion
The reservation found in the deed of the 10th of March, 1847, William Weakland to Samuel Weakland, stated therein as follows : “Excepting the profits of one half of all the stone, coal, and of all other kinds of mineral which may be discovered at any time hereafter,” was properly held by the court below to be a reservation of the corpus of all such coal and mineral in place.
The judgment is affirmed.
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