Fallis v. Julian Petroleum Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtCraig, J.
By a contract dated February 26, 1925, the appellants leased to the defendant Courtney Petroleum Company for a period of five years certain real property upon which the latter agreed to drill to a depth of 5,200 feet for oil, gas and other allied products, and to pay as rental $2,500 from the first production and one-sixth of all other production. The lessee drilled to a depth of 4,158 feet, whereupon by written assignment and a collateral contract, it delivered possession to respondent Julian Petroleum Corporation. The lessors do not appear to have consented to the assignment. On December…
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