Byrom v. Pendley

How courts have described this case

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• asserting a co-tenant’s accounting for its mineral extraction is based on “the value of any minerals taken, less the necessary and reasonable costs of production and marketing”
• involving the development of minerals and stating that each cotenant has the right to enter upon the common estate and a corollary right to possess and use the entire estate but must account to the other cotenant for his share of the property taken
• involving the development of minerals and stating that each cotenant has the right to enter upon the common estate and a corollary right to possess and use the entire estate but must account to the other cotenant for his share of the property taken
• involving the development of minerals and stating that each cotenant has the right to enter upon the common estate and a corollary right to possess and use the entire estate but must account to the other cotenant for his share of the property taken
• involving the development of minerals and stating that each cotenant has the right to enter upon the common estate and a corollary right to possess and use the entire estate but must account to the other cotenant for his share of the property taken
• “[E]ach cotenant has a right to enter upon the common estate and a corollary right to possession.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).