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· 12/7/1912

Black v. Giarth

Citations

  • 88 Kan. 338
  • 128 P. 183
  • 1912 Kan. LEXIS 64

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Lien—Oil Well—Labor and Material—No Lien on Oil Produced. No lien upon the oil produced can be acquired under a statute providing that any person who, under contract with the owner of a leasehold for oil and gas purposes, shall perform labor or furnish material used in making or operating any oil or gas well “shall have a lien upon the whole of such leasehold ... or lease for oil and gas purposes, the buildings and appurtenances, and upon the materials and supplies so furnished, and upon said oil and gas well for which they were furnished, and upon all the other oil wells, fixtures and appliances .used in the operating for oil and gas purposes upon the leasehold for which said material and supplies were furnished and labor performed.”</p>

Judges: Mason

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