L & G OIL COMPANY v. Railroad Commission
Texas Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceGriffin, Justice
I concur with the holding of the majority that the order of the Commission entered December 4, 1962, authorizing Tidewater to enter on L & G’s lease and conduct an inclination survey by using Sperry-Sun Surveying Company, is an invalid order and its enforcement must be enjoined.
I also concur with the majority holding that the notice given by the Commission was sufficient to authorize the Commission to promulgate Sec. V of Rule 54 on November 2, 1962. This is wholly without regard to the legality of all the provisions of Section V.
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