Mining right
A statutory right authorising mining of minerals in terms of South Africa's mineral and petroleum resources framework, subject to conditions and approvals.
Definition
Mining right questions should be checked against the mineral, land, applicant details, DMRE process, environmental authorisation, social and labour plan, consultation records, community or landowner issues, financial provision, compliance duties, renewals, transfers, and any appeals or reviews. The right is not just a commercial asset; it carries regulatory and compliance obligations.
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A statutory right authorising mining of minerals in terms of South Africa's mineral and petroleum resources framework, subject to conditions and approvals.
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What does Mining right mean?
A statutory right authorising mining of minerals in terms of South Africa's mineral and petroleum resources framework, subject to conditions and approvals.
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