Legal Opinion
Ramsey v. Grizzle
Texas Court of Appeals, 6th District (Texarkana)
Decided May 19, 2010No. 06-09-00026-CVPublishedCited by 39 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Opinion by
Justice CARTER.
Very often determining which party has the burden of proof is perfunctory and does not have a great effect. In this case, we believe the burden of proof is crucial.
Buck Bryan Ramsey and his wife, Edith Elizabeth Ramsey, 1 became the owners of real property in Lamar County upon which an oil well was located, the well having been drilled pursuant to a pre-existing oil and gas lease (the Hancock lease). Joe Grizzle became the holder of the leasehold estate. The operators of the well experienced problems with it, and its production was intermittent for several…
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