Legal Opinion
Griffith v. Gulf Refining Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Decided October 6, 1952No. 38566Published
1Opinion of the Court
215 Miss. 15 (1952)
60 So.2d 518
2 Adv. S. 9
GRIFFITH, et al.
v.
GULF REFINING CO., et al.
No. 38566.
Supreme Court of Mississippi.
October 6, 1952.
Howie, Howie & Montgomery, for Griffith, et al. in the consolidated cases.
Archie D. Gray, Irwin W. Coleman, James A. Boone, and W.B. Fontaine argued.
W.C. Wells, III, Earl T. Thomas, Wagner & Christian, Amici Curiae.
OPINION IN CHIEF.
LEE, J.
B.C. Griffith and others, as royalty owners of 90 acres in a 250 acre unit in the Gwinville Field, by this suit, seek to recover from Gulf Refining Company and others a pro rata share of gas produced from the unit.
Their…
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- Placid Oil Co. v. North Central Texas Oil Co.Supreme Court of Louisiana · 1944
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