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Try CasePortal for FreeOn a certified question from the lower court, J. Cates rules that a tenant in common does not have a legal right to take oil and gas from a common property without the permission of the cotenants. Similarly, the owner of a one-half interest in a mineral estate does not have an unfettered right to remove and market the minerals from the estate without permission from the cotenants.
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