Wyoming § 30-1-119 Protection of surface proprietors

Wyoming Statutes

§ 30-1-119 — Protection of surface proprietors

Wyoming·Title 30 Mines and Minerals·Ch. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

Where a mining right exists in any case and is separate from the
ownership or right of occupancy to the surface, such owner or
rightful occupant of the said surface may demand satisfactory
security from the miner or miners, and if such security is
refused, such owner or occupant of the surface may enjoin the
miner or miners from working such mine until such security is
given. The order for such injunction shall fix the amount of the
bond therefor.

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Where a mining right exists in any case and is separate from the
ownership or right of occupancy to the surface, such owner or
rightful occupant of the said surface may demand satisfactory
security from the miner or miners, and if such security is
refused, such owner or occupant of the surface may enjoin the
miner or miners from working such mine until such security is
given. The order for such injunction shall fix the amount of the
bond therefor.

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