22 Cornwall and Devon—tin boundingIn Cornwall the normal right of the freeholder to ownership of minerals is modified by the custom of tin bounding1. If a tin mine lies within waste land or inclosed land in which the custom was exercised before inclosure, and either is the property of an individual or forms part of a number of specific manors and is not worked by the owner of the surface, then a person employing himself in tin mining, the tinner, may give requisite notice to the lord of the manor of his intention to cut tin bounds. If the
In Cornwall the normal right of the freeholder to ownership of minerals is modified by the custom of tin bounding1. If a tin mine lies within waste land or inclosed land in which the custom was exercised before inclosure, and either is the property of an individual or forms part of a number of specific manors and is not worked by the owner of the surface, then a person employing himself in tin mining, the tinner, may give requisite notice to the lord of the manor of his intention to cut tin bounds. If the
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