imbedded property

imbedded property
Property embedded in the earth. 1 Am J2d Aband § 4. Precisely, property other than gold or silver, found imbedded in the soil under circumstances indicating that some person had placed it where found. Ferguson v Ray, 44 Or 557, 77 P 600.

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