Das Allgemeine Berggesetz fur die Preussischen Staaten vom 24 Juni 1865 (The General Mining Law for the Prussian States of June 24, 1865) is a historical legal document that played a crucial role in shaping the mining industry in Prussia, which was a region in northern Europe that is now part of Germany. The law was enacted on June 24, 1865, by the Prussian government, and it had a significant impact on the development of the mining industry in the region. The law established a framework for the exploration, exploitation, and regulation of mineral resources in Prussia, including coal, iron, and other minerals. It provided guidelines for the allocation of mining concessions, the rights of landowners, and the responsibilities of mining companies. The law also addressed issues related to safety, labor, and environmental protection, which were critical concerns in the mining industry at the time.

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