Garr-Woolley v. Martin
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
BOX, Presiding Judge.
An appeal from a replevin cause of action in which appellant, the partnership of Garr-Woolley, sought to recover equipment and machinery used in the production of oil and gas located upon the land of James and Judy Martin, appellees. The parties will be referred to as appellant and appellees.
Appellant, as lessee, entered into an oil and gas lease with appellees’ predecessor in title on February 7, 1958. The lease term was for three years and as long thereafter as oil or gas was produced. Under the terms of the lease, appellant was given the right to remove all machinery…
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