Otmane El Rhazi from Mining Weekly | Ferrous Metals Home.
Prospective Ring of Fire (RoF) miners KWG Resources and Cliffs Natural Resources have been given the green light to take their quarrel over the right of way over an isthmus connecting the remote Northern Ontario mining camp with the outside world to the Court of Appeal for Ontario. KWG reported Tuesday that its subsidiary subsidiary Canada Chrome Corporation (CCC) had received an order of the Court of Appeal granting leave to appeal the decision of the Divisional Court of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released July 30 last year, which ruled that CCC's consent should be waived in an application for an easement to build a road over its mining claims.
Prospective Ring of Fire (RoF) miners KWG Resources and Cliffs Natural Resources have been given the green light to take their quarrel over the right of way over an isthmus connecting the remote Northern Ontario mining camp with the outside world to the Court of Appeal for Ontario. KWG reported Tuesday that its subsidiary subsidiary Canada Chrome Corporation (CCC) had received an order of the Court of Appeal granting leave to appeal the decision of the Divisional Court of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released July 30 last year, which ruled that CCC's consent should be waived in an application for an easement to build a road over its mining claims.
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