Browning Oil Co., Inc. v. Luecke

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• holding that lessee’s authority to pool is derived solely from terms of lease, and lessee has no power to pool absent express authority
• holding that lessee’s authority to pool is derived solely from terms of lease, and lessee has no power to pool absent express authority
• holding that lessee’s authority to pool is derived solely from terms of lease, and lessee has no power to pool absent express authority
• holding that lessee's authority to pool is derived solely from terms of lease, and lessee has no power to pool absent express authority
• holding jury charge on damages was erroneous because the remedy for breach of anti-dilution provisions must be based on the facts of horizontal-well drilling
• “The Lueckes are entitled to the royalties for which they contracted, no more and no less.”

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