Legal Opinion · Dissent
Gibbons v. Atlas Supply Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided April 15, 1941No. 29797Published
1DissentArnold, J.
The pertinent facts in this case are: Gibbons, Warsaski, and Stout owned an oil and gas mining lease on certain blocks in Oklahoma City; they assigned %ths of the working interest to Larkins & Warr, a copartnership, in consideration that Larkins & Warr would produce said lease and deliver, free of cost to them, %ths of the working interest; Larkins & Warr developed said lease and was producing oil and gas therefrom when the Globe Oil & Refining Company asked for a receiver for the Larkins & Warr interest; a receiver was appointed for the Larkins & Warr interest; qualified and went into…
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