2007, Abandonment and Royalty - Energy Aggregated

Search:

DAY

WEEK

MONTH

YEAR

Select your country:
Sign up | Log in

2007

Abandonment

Royalty

Louisiana Extends Abandonment Period For Litigation Affected by Katrina or Rita

The Energy Law

AUGUST 27, 2007

By Joe Giarrusso: In Louisiana, a lawsuit is generally deemed abandoned when the parties fail to take any step in its prosecution for three years. The revision became effective July 9, 2007. This rule is operative without any formal order. Click here to read the Act.

Abandonment

Abandonment Operator IT Royalty

Louisiana Operators Are Not Responsible For Making Non-Participants’ Royalty Payments Before Payout

The Energy Law

AUGUST 1, 2007

By Dana Douglas The Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal recently held that an operator is not responsible for payment of a non-operator’s royalties and overriding royalties before payout. 2007 WL 1651090 (La. 6/8/07), the operator completed a well that was plugged and abandoned without reaching payout.

Royalty

Royalty Operator Exploration and Production Abandonment

Louisiana Extends Abandonment Period For Litigation Affected by Katrina or Rita

Louisiana Operators Are Not Responsible For Making Non-Participants’ Royalty Payments Before Payout

Stay Connected