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“Paying Quantities” Revisited After 113 Years

By Charles Sartain on May 8, 2012
Posted in Lease Disputes

Surely, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has been busy since century before last, but apparently not on a lot of oil and gas cases. The court revisited the standard, first established in 1899, for determining whether an oil and gas lease has produced in paying quantities. In T.W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co. v. Jedlicka,…

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