Rogers v. Westerman Farm Co.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the rule that a product is “marketable when it is in the physical condition such that it is acceptable to be bought and sold in a commercial marketplace”
• “[W]e are mindful of the generally accepted rule that oil and gas leases are strictly construed against the lessee in favor of the lessor.”
• to determine allocation of costs where the lease language is silent, the court must determine when the gas is marketable
• under the marketable product rule “the expense of getting the product to a marketable condition and location are borne by the lessee”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).