Legal Opinion
Love v. Lynchburg Natioanal Bank & Trust Co.
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided March 8, 1965No. Record 5875PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSpratley, J.
The principal and controlling question in this case is whether §§ 55-154 and 55-155 of the Code of Virginia [Repl. Vol. 1959], are constitutional and valid.
John M. Love, Jr. and Leroy R. Love by their deed dated August 22, 1905, conveyed to W. F. Amonette and Fannie J. Amonette 78 acres of land in Elon District, Campbell County, Virginia, subject to the following reservation:
“All minerals and mineral rights in, under and upon said land, including the right to prospect for, dig, mine, bore, or quarry, for any and all minerals and mineral substances, or stones on said land, and to remove and…
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