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Williams & Meyers, Oil and Gas Law is the most authoritative and comprehensive treatise on oil and gas law. Frequently cited by the courts and highly regarded by oil and gas attorneys, the treatise monitors changes to the law as well as new and developing areas.
Avoid costly mistakes and handle the legal problems of the industry with the expert guidance you'll find on:
• Conveyancing, oil and gas leases, implied covenants, pooling and unitization, division and transfer orders, gas purchase contracts
• Drafting instruments, making title examinations, administering estates, and preparing wills and trusts
Included as part of this set is the handy Manual of Oil and Gas Terms, which defines over 5,700 legal, engineering, industrial, and tax terms, and supplies references to relevant cases and law review articles construing the terms.
First published in 1959. 8 Volumes, loose-leaf, updated with revisions.
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Featured Authors
Patrick H. Martin
Patrick H. Martin is Campanile Professor of Mineral Law, Emeritus, at Louisiana State University Law Center. Professor Martin taught at the LSU Law Center from 1977 to 2011, including courses in Jurisprudence, Contracts, and Mineral Law. From 1982 to 1984, he served as the Commissioner of Conservation for the State of Louisiana. Prior to joining the faculty at LSU, Professor Martin taught at the University of Tulsa Law School. Before entering teaching, he was a staff attorney with Gulf Oil Corporation in New Orleans. Professor Martin holds the B.A., M.A., and Ph. D. degrees from Louisiana State University and the J. D. degree from the Duke University Law School. Professor Martin has served as an arbitrator, mediator, and consultant in the oil and gas industry.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 A Brief Introduction to Scientific and Engineering Background of Oil and Gas Law
Chapter 2 Nature of Interests in Oil and Gas
Chapter 3 Oil and Gas Conveyancing
Chapter 3 Oil and Gas Conveyancing (Cont.)
Chapter 4 Grants and Reservations Affecting Working Interest
Chapter 5 Concurrent and Successive Interests
Chapter 6 The Oil and Gas Lease--Express Provisions
Chapter 7 Division Orders, Transfer Orders, and Gas Purchase Contracts
Chapter 8 Implied Covenants
Chapter 9 Pooling and Unitization
Topic 1 Lease Forms
Topic 2 Division Orders, Transfer Orders, and Gas Purchase Contracts
Topic 3 Pooling and Unitization Form
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