Document Type
Court Filing
Publication Date
7-15-2021
Abstract
In its briefings, the Class in this appeal, in spite of the evidence, evokes the myth of a great conspiracy between operators and marketers, and it advances a theory that threatens impermissible economic and underground waste of natural gas resources. The language of the parties' oil and gas leases, on the other hand, sets up bargained-for arrangement that enables the parties to share in the benefits of stripper gas production and promotes conservation of the state's natural gas reserves.
Publication Title
Supreme Court in the State of Kansas
Issue
Case 120611
Last Page
41 pages total
Recommended Citation
Joseph A. Schremmer & Charles C. Steincamp,
Brief for the National Stripper Well Association as Amicus Curiae, L. Ruth Fawcett Tr. v. Oil Producers, Inc. of Kansas,
Supreme Court in the State of Kansas
(2021).
Available at:
https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/law_facultyscholarship/866
Comments
L. Ruth Fawcett Trust, Cindy K. Page-Colmer v. Oil Producers Inc. of Kansas
District Court Case No. 2011-CV-000090