In dispute over ownership of subsurface rights, trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellees, successors in interest to grantors in 1950 deed, because a provision in the 1950 deed for a 1949 oil and gas lease was an exception and the grantors retained ownership of the rights and passed them to their successors in interest. Affirmed.
November 03, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Oil and Gas Lease • Deeds • Exceptions
Wright v. Misty Mountain Farm, LLC, PICS Case No. 15-1612 (Pa. Super. Oct. 9, 2015) Jenkins, J. (13 pages).
In dispute over ownership of subsurface rights, trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellees, successors in interest to grantors in 1950 deed, because a provision in the 1950 deed for a 1949 oil and gas lease was an exception and the grantors retained ownership of the rights and passed them to their successors in interest. Affirmed.
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