land ownership is a spot on the earth from the center of the earth to infinity(that means air space as well) check any real estate dictionary
It is indeed. We live in gold country, and mining/mineral and water rights are boilerplate in sales contracts.
Don't know the laws concerning FAA, but the 'air space' at certain levels do not require permission and some do but generally speaking aircraft don't need permission to fly above your property. However someone can't put a power line over your home without permission commonly called an easement, but the city can zone or there could be deed restrictions on how high you can build structures, so in a sense I guess you do kinda own air space but it's not always clear how much.
Interesting. I've only owned real property in California, and here mineral rights must be outlined specifically or you generally don't have them. This is the first place I've lived where mineral rights are a serious issue, so I'd assumed that was why it's boilerplate in the sales contracts. Water rights are another big issue that are handled separately on a contractual basis from mineral rights, as is any property designated timber preserve.
Nothing to do with being a 'nice try' as I wasn't arguing the difference between commercial planes and police helicopters.... I was arguing the validity of calling any plane flying low over your home a 'trespass'.... so my point stands.
I seriously doubt law enforcement doing fly overs looking for mj are researching the ages or circumstances of the people who live on all the property they are flying over. In fact it's better if they don't .... that way they can't be accused of racial profiling or any other kind of 'singling people out'.
SO NOT TRUE! You are quoting a pre 20th century legal concept "To whoever owns the land, shall belong the earth to its center and up to the heavens."
Just quoting from my books i used post 9/11 these were real estate not law I guess alot of us a were getting out some frustrations. this icon reminded palin always winking
