Tightening the Timeline for Original Condition: the First Circuit Denies Writ from Ruling Applying Subsequent Purchaser Doctrine to Dismiss Claims Against a Mineral Servitude Owner
The Energy Law
JUNE 14, 2016
In the watershed Corbello [1] decision, the Louisiana Supreme Court affirmed a $33 million award—the cost to restore property valued at $108,000 to its “original condition” after it was damaged by oil and gas operations. 2002-0826 (La. If Corbello pressed the accelerator on “legacy” litigation, Eagle Pipe tapped the brakes.
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