Reese v. Reese-Young
Citations
- 938 N.W.2d 405
- 2020 ND 35
Syllabus
The law in North Dakota is expressed by various sources, including statutes and common law, and the common law applies when it does not conflict with statutory law. Under the common law open mines doctrine, the owner of a life estate in minerals is entitled to the royalties and other payments under an oil and gas lease when a well was producing under the lease at the time of the creation of the life estate and the instrument creating the life estate did not exclude application of the doctrine.
Judges: VandeWalle, Gerald W.
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- Clyde v. HamiltonTexas Supreme Court· 1967-04-26· cited 56×
- Lembke v. UnkeNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1969-10-27· cited 54×
- Koen v. BartlettWest Virginia Supreme Court· 1895-12-11· cited 38×
- Meyer v. HansenNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1985-08-15· cited 33×
- In Re Estate of ConleyNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2008-07-23· cited 32×
- Tarpo v. Bowman Public School District 1North Dakota Supreme Court· 1975-07-11· cited 19×
- Schroeder v. BuchholzNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2001-02-15· cited 16×
- Gerrity Bakken, LLC v. Oasis Petroleum North America LLCNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2018-07-18· cited 16×
- Bornsen v. Pragotrade, LLCNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2011-09-15· cited 16×
- Vogel v. Marathon Oil CorporationNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2016-05-31· cited 14×
- Nutter v. StocktonSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1981-03-24· cited 9×
- Fettig v. FettigNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2019-10-29· cited 9×
- Finstad v. Ransom-Sargent Water Users, Inc.North Dakota Supreme Court· 2014-07-17· cited 7×
- Ruggles v. SabeNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2003-10-23· cited 5×
- Kimbark Exploration Co. v. Von LintelSupreme Court of Kansas· 1964-04-11· cited 2×
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