The County Clerk's office cannot give this information over the phone. To find this information you must come to County Clerk's office in the Guinn Justice Center on the 3rd floor and research the information.

The mineral rights on more than 90% of Canada's lands are currently owned by governments. The administration of mineral rights in Canada, except for Nunavut, falls under provincial or territorial jurisdiction. It is possible for surface and mineral rights on the same property to be held by different owners. For a more detailed explanation and to find links to the various regulations that apply, go to www.nrcan.gc.ca/miningtax/inv_6.htm.

Chances are the mineral rights are owned by the government or the railroads. This right was granted to these companies for building a bi-coastal railway system in the 1800s. Information about purchasing the rights can be obtained by calling the county in which the property is located.

This is a complicated issue that should be discussed with professional advisors. However, a landowner who does not own the mineral rights to his or her property can qualify for income or estate tax benefits if: the owner proves that the probability of surface mining occurring on the property is "so remote as to be negligible."

The short answer to this question is yes, usually. However, there are certain times when they are not included. This is question that is sometimes asked by buyers, particularly in areas where minerals are often mined. Many buyers who are familiar with the kaolin industry in Washington County, Georgia understand that this may be an important question to ask.

We are endevouring to make it easy to understand what you can do with these movies, but this is a work-in-progress. Many of the movies and collections are licensed with Creative Commons Licenses. If the movie has a CC License, it will be noted on the movie's detail page. Click on this link to find out exactly what the permissions are for that particular film. Some films may have the contact information listed for the filmmaker.

If a student can demonstrate that the intellectual property in question was created entirely independently of University staff or facilities support then the student shall have sole rights to ownership and commercial development of the intellectual property. It is up to the student whether to decide they wish to have Canterprise help them commercialise their idea.

The only way to be sure is to check your title commitment or the deed to your property. It is safe to assume that you own the rights if it is not mentioned as an exception on either the deed or title policy. You would have been given a copy of your title commitment at closing or you can order a copy of your deed from the county clerks office.  Generally speaking, the operator that you sign with will check your title and make sure that you own the rights that they are trying to buy.

You do—all of them. Most fee-based P.O.D. publishers retain the rights of the books they produce, limiting what you can and cannot do to distribute and market your book—and may well control your book’s subsidiary rights (audio book rights, film book rights, e-book rights, etc.) for a set period of time. With X-Presso, you retain 100% of the rights to your book.

The University of Wales owns the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of the Dissertation Reports submitted.

Any intellectual property created by employees of the University arising from such things as patentable inventions, trademarks, copyright, registered designs are the property of the University. This includes intellectual property created by students if they are working as employees of the University at the time. Staff and students should ensure that any intellectual property matters are discussed and agreed in writing at the earliest stages of a research programme.

Mostly, you will own the rights of the customized software applications that will be developed specifically for you. However, this issue is finalized in the final contract.

The University has adopted two policies related to ownership of intellectual property: one for patent rights (http://www.pitt.edu/HOME/PP/policies/11/11-02-01.html) and one for copyrights (http://www.pitt.edu/HOME/PP/policies/11/11-02-02.html). In general, the University claims ownership of all inventions, patents, patentable developments or related know-how developed by its faculty, staff and students.

the time of joining YourEncore, individuals will be required to sign a standard agreement that assigns all intellectual property that is created in conjunction with an assignment to the client company. Additionally, each expert is required to sign an Engagement Agreement that covers conflict of interest, confidentiality and intellectual property ownership, protection and assignment.

Worldwide copyright laws and IPRs are applicable in India in most cases. India has a robust and effective legal system, and most globally accepted ethical practices and legal principles are applicable in India. The Indian legal system derives heavily from the British legal system.

The executor has the right to negotiate for mineral owners, such things as lease per acre, price per barrel and bonuses, etc.

Under certain situations mineral rights may be affected. Please consult your local easement manager to avoid easement violation situations.

If the Guest Researcher is a non-federal employee, sole Guest Researcher inventions are owned by the Guest Researcher or the employing organization, subject to a government use license. Sole NIST inventions are owned by NIST. Joint inventions shall be jointly owned by NIST and the Guest Researcher or his/her employing organization.