Young's Estate
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Young's Estate, 259 Pa. 206 (Pa. 1917)
102 A. 506; 1917 Pa. LEXIS 539
Brown, Frazer, Mestrezat, Stewart, Walling
Young's Estate
Opinion of the Court
As Aaron O. Young had parted with all his right, title and interest in and to the Pittsburgh River vein of coal and mining rights, he had no standing to maintain the partition proceeding instituted for the partition of the entire tract, including surface and coal. ■ Of the Act of May 6, 1915, P. L. 269, it need only be said that' it was passed after the institution of that proceeding.
Appeal dismissed at appellant’s costs.
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- Real estate — Minerals—Owner of land only — Partition. One who has parted with all his right, title and interest in a vein of coal underlying land in which he still has an interest has no standing to maintain a partition proceeding instituted for the partition of the entire tract including the coal.