Breard v. Pyramid Oil & Gas Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
The plaintiff' brought this action to cancel an oil and gas lease on all of the land involved, except eighty acres situated around one producing gas well on the leased premises. The defendant, to which the lease had been granted, answered and denied that the plaintiff had the right to cancel any part of the lease and averred that by the terms of a supplemental agreement between the parties the lease on 240 acres was not subject to cancellation as long as oil or gas was being produced in paying quantities on any part of the property.
The district judge construed the provisions…
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