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Louisiana First Circuit Reaffirms Prescription and Subsequent Purchaser Principles

The Energy Law

2020-0622 (La. 3d—, the Louisiana First Circuit recently reaffirmed well-settled principles regarding prescription and the subsequent purchaser doctrine in Louisiana legacy cases. In this case, Lexington Land sued Chevron U.S.A., This opinion reinforces several key concepts in legacy cases. 5/25/21), 2021 WL 2102932, —So.

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Louisiana First Circuit Reaffirms Prescription and Subsequent Purchaser Principles

The Energy Law

2020-0622 (La. 3d—, the Louisiana First Circuit recently reaffirmed well-settled principles regarding prescription and the subsequent purchaser doctrine in Louisiana legacy cases. In this case, Lexington Land sued Chevron U.S.A., This opinion reinforces several key concepts in legacy cases. 5/25/21), 2021 WL 2102932, —So.

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Louisiana First Circuit Reaffirms Prescription and Subsequent Purchaser Principles

The Energy Law

2020-0622 (La. 3d—, the Louisiana First Circuit recently reaffirmed well-settled principles regarding prescription and the subsequent purchaser doctrine in Louisiana legacy cases. In this case, Lexington Land sued Chevron U.S.A., This opinion reinforces several key concepts in legacy cases. 5/25/21), 2021 WL 2102932, —So.

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One Man’s Waste is Another Man’s Treasure: Texas Appellate Court Holds that Produced Water Belongs to Mineral Owners

The Energy Law

In 2019 and 2020, the property’s surface owners transferred all of their water rights to Cactus, including the right to any water produced from oil and gas wells. That being the case, Justice Palafox did not believe the regulations had any role in determining the ownership of produced water.

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Maritime Industry COVID 19 Update

The Energy Law

Finally, the AWO recommends the development of a “written outbreak management plan” that contains information to track and identify suspected cases and the locations of sick crewmembers, cleaning procedures, etc. How Should I Change My Operations during the Pandemic? What Changes Should I Make to Employee Operations?

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Booking PUDs in a “Proven Area”… Use Caution Applying Reliable Technology

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Sometimes this is the case, but not always.And have there been enough 2.0 Published on October 7, 2020 view full article here. mile, to 1.5 mile, to 2.0 mile laterals, but the current development plan is for 2.0 mile wells, then the anticipated or targeted improvement in recovery would be 33.3% (assuming no other changes).Sometimes

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Louisiana Second Circuit Provides Guidance as to Good Faith Required When Conducting Operations Necessary to Interrupt Prescription of Mineral Servitude

The Energy Law

Moreover, prior to drilling the March 2006 well, the mineral servitude owner consulted with multiple professionals. 3/4/20), 2020 WL 1036500. [2] He also testified that the amount of production and gas prices at the time provided an incentive to keep the mineral servitude alive. 1] 53,252 (La. 2] 45,160 (La. 5/28/10), 37 So.