Phillips Petroleum Company v. West
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HAMBLEN, Chief Justice.
Appellee concedes that the followung statement of the nature and result of this case, taken from appellant’s brief, is substantially correct:
This is a suit in tort for damages to a rice crop allegedly caused by negligence of appellant in connection with its oil and gas operations. The appellant operated a well productive of oil and gas, tank battery and water disposal pit on the Bullard tract under and by virtue of an oil and gas lease; the appellee had a surface or agricultural lease on the said Bullard tract subject to the prior rights of appellant under its oil and…
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