Sec. 15. If a railroad owns a right-of-way fee that becomes landlocked after the right-of-way is abandoned, the railroad retains an easement of necessity in the abandoned right-of-way: (1) from the landlocked property to the nearest public highway, road, or street; and (2) to the extent necessary to reach and use the landlocked fee interest for its intended purpose. [Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-5-12-15.] IC 32-23-12 Chapter 12. Coal: Estates in Land 32-23-12-1 Exemptions from chapter 32-23-12-2 "Coal land" 32-23-12-3 "Coal owner" 32-23-12-4 "Joint owner" 32-23-12-5 Court proceedings 32-23-12-6 Authority to remove coal; authority of court; length of lease 32-23-12-7 Appointment of trustee 32-23-12-8 Creation of trust to develop coal interest; petition; guardian ad litem; evidence; coal lease; fees 32-23-12-9 Duties of trustee; review of lease; petition for partition 32-23-12-10 Lease payments 32-23-12-11 Sale and execution of coal lease 32-23-12-12 Successor trustee; subsequent proceedings 32-23-12-13 Court costs 32-23-12-14 Conveying marketable title of lease
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