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Court Ruling Addresses Whether Correspondence Involving E-Mails, Letters, and Telephone Calls Constitutes a Binding Agreement in the Sale of Oil and Gas Leases (PDF)

Court Ruling Addresses Whether Correspondence Involving E-Mails, Letters, and Telephone Calls Constitutes a Binding Agreement in the Sale of Oil and Gas Leases (PDF)

Discusses a recent United States District Court appeal ruling involving a breach of contract claim asserted by Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation against Daugherty Petroleum, Inc.


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 9 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

12/17/2012
 
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    A recent United States District Court appeal ruling involving a breach of contract claim asserted by Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation against Daugherty Petroleum, Inc. affirmed that there was no binding agreement between the parties even though significant negotiations and communications took place for the potential sale of oil and gas leases.

     

    Dr. Michael P. Licata is an Associate Professor at Villanova University and Dr. Dean DiGregorio is an Associate Professor at Southeastern Louisiana University.

     

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