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The Rule of Capture, Correlative Rights and Principles of Conservation
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Examine the effects of the Rule of Capture, and discuss well spacing, production limitations, pooling and unitization, and related environmental regulation. Hear a description of agency rules and regulations, rule-making and adjudication procedures, along with a judicial review of agency actions including the concepts of collateral attack, exhaustion of administrative remedies, primary jurisdiction, and standards of deference.
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The Rule of Capture, Correlative Rights and Principles of Conservation (Apr 2021)
Examine the effects of the Rule of Capture, and discuss well spacing, production limitations, pooling and unitization, and related environmental regulation. Hear a description of agency rules and regulations, rule-making and adjudication procedures, along with a judicial review of agency actions including the concepts of collateral attack, exhaustion of administrative remedies, primary jurisdiction, and standards of deference.
Originally presented: Mar 2021 Fundamentals of Oil, Gas and Mineral Law
James Coleman,
Southern Methodist University - Dallas, TX