Company A and Company B own adjacent pieces of land.If Company A digs a mine that starts on its own property but goes across the property line below ground and finds minerals below Company B's surface property,they may mine and use the minerals for their own use because they have not gone onto or disturbed Company B's property.

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Subsurface rights are owned by the surface owner so Company A may not enter Company B's property even below the surface.

Company a and Company B Own Adjacent Pieces of Land