Greenwalt v. Labenne

On March 11, 1926, A. Labenne, as first party, made a written contract with the Oklardo Oil Company, a corporation, and H. L. Greenwalt, as second parties, to drill a well for oil and gas “to the second Deaner sand,” which tiles’- estimated at 2,500 feet, for which the second parties agreed to pay as set forth in the contract. The well was completed to a depth of 2,495 feet, which complied with the written contract. Then, under an oral agreement, it was drilled deeper at an agreed price of $70 for 24 hours’ drilling, and ivas finally completed at 2,813 feet.

H. L. Greenwalt departed this life…