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Well two things here. The first is that a lot of agricultural land is leasehold, not freehold. The second is that below a certain depth, the Crown owns what's
by jacques_chester 8y ago
Well two things here.
The first is that a lot of agricultural land is leasehold, not freehold.
The second is that below a certain depth, the Crown owns what's underground and has the right to go through your property to get to its property, whether directly or by leasing it to a mining company.