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Vernon's Civil Statutes §12
In force on Aug 15, 1957 · this text took effect (date not stated) · same as today's text
PROTECTION FROM DRAINAGE
In every case where the area in which oil and/or gas sold shall be contiguous to or adjacent to land not State Park Land, the acceptance of the bid and the sale made thereby shall constitute an obligation on the owner thereof to adequately protect the land leased from drainage from adjacent lands. In cases where the area in which the oil and/or gas is sold at a lesser royalty, the owner shall likewise protect the State from drainage from the land so leased or sold for lesser royalty. Upon failure to protect the land from drainage as herein provided the sale and all rights thereunder may be forfeited by the Board in the manner elsewhere provided herein for forfeitures.
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
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- WW-0197: Effective date of H;B. Hale County Courthouse 438, 55th Legislature, Plainview, Texas concerning the reor- ganization of the 64th Judicial District, and creating the 154th
- WW-0224: Are the funds presently on Capitol Station deposit In a bank in Harlin- Austin, Texas gen, Texas, to the credit of the ‘Federal-State of Texas Inspection Service general operating fund” of such a nature as to properly be qualified as “public money”, or are they in fact private funds and subject to reimbursement under the pro- visions of the cooperative agreement between the U.S; Department of Agriculture, Inspection Association, Inc. and the Texas Department of
- WW-0304: The status of a member of Capitol Station a Board or Commission whose Austin, Texas appointive term has ex- pired during the recess of the Senate and whose suc- cessor has not been ap- pointed and submitted to the Senate of the First Session of the Legislature convening after the explr-
- WW-0726: Whether a Fire Department joining the State Fire- men's Pension System must have 100% participation and If an age limit can be set for individual firemen to participate
- WW-1045: Constitutionality of House Bill 828 of the 57th Legls-
- WW-1074: Validity of lease contract entered into by and between the County of Harris and Houston Cm the 29th day of May, 1961, the contract in qvestlon _ was executed by the County Judge of Harrls County, acting pursuant to an order of the Commlssloners' Court of Harris County, the Board of Park Commissioners; created pursuant to the provisions of Article 6C79e, Vernon's Civil Statutes, and the Houston Sports Association, Inc. The contract furnished with your request consists of 56 pages with numerous prdvlslons concerning various obligations of the parties and therefore, for the purposes of this opini
- WW-1474: Whether a juvenile court, Courthouse after adjudging a minor San Antonio 5, Texas to be a delinquent child and placing said child in temporary custody of his parents, subject to the further orders of the court, has jurisdiction to have a fur~ther hearing after the minor has attained the age of 17 years and commit him to the custody
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