Plummer v. Hillside Coal & Iron Co.

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

On March 5, 1902, the plaintiff filed this bill in equity Setting forth that she was the owner of fifty (50) acres of the surface of the London or Cal-lender Tract, which contained one hundred forty-five (145) acres, and an undivided six-seventh (6/7ths) of the reversion of the coal, remaining after a termination of a lease, under the entire tract; and twenty-five (25) acres of the surface of the tract immediately adjacent to the London and known as the Woodbridge Tract. The coal underlying the latter tract was severed in title with the right to mine and remove, before…