Certain-Teed Products Corp. v. Paris Township
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdwards, J.
Seven miles from the heart of Grand Rapids in Paris township a valuable deposit of gypsum rock has been discovered lying 240 feet below the surface. In its processed form gypsum is widely used for plastering the walls of buildings and the making of plasterboard. Prior to this discovery only 2 commercial deposits of gypsum were known to exist in Michigan, one in southern Iosco county, and the other south of Grand Rapids in Walker township.
*437A plaster manufacturing concern, the plaintiff here, discovered the deposit by geological exploration and has purchased options on the subsurface mining…
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