Derrickheim Co. v. Brown

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• noting that normally, the existence of a cloud over title is not sufficient to breach the covenant of quiet enjoyment
• distinguishing oil and gas lease law from standard landowner and tenant law, under which cloud over title does not constitute a breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment
• distinguishing oil and gas lease law from standard landowner and tenant law, under which cloud over title does not constitute a breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment
• a breach of the covenant for quiet enjoyment does not occur until lessee is evicted from the premises
• a breach of the covenant for quiet enjoyment does not occur until lessee is evicted from the premises
• “[0]il and gas leases are not controlled by-normal landlord and tenant law.” (citing Kuntz, A Treatise on The Law of Oil and Gas, section 52.1 (1978))

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