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Surface Use: The Dominant Estate, Reasonable Use, and Due Regard
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Discuss recent opinions defining the distinction between the surface and mineral estates; history of the mineral owner's implied surface-use right and its limitations; accommodation doctrine opinions, including recent developments and the questions they raise; the roles of the Railroad Commission and municipalities; the temporary-injunction tip-off; and practical tips.
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Surface Use: The Dominant Estate, Reasonable Use, and Due Regard (May 2018)
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Surface Use: The Dominant Estate, Reasonable Use, and Due Regard (May 2018)
Discuss recent opinions defining the distinction between the surface and mineral estates; history of the mineral owner's implied surface-use right and its limitations; accommodation doctrine opinions, including recent developments and the questions they raise; the roles of the Railroad Commission and municipalities; the temporary-injunction tip-off; and practical tips.
Originally presented: Apr 2018 Oil, Gas and Mineral Law Institute
David E. Jackson,
Jackson Sjoberg & Townsend, LLP - Austin, TX