The Supreme Court of Texas recently rejected hearing a petition related to a lawsuit concerning a subsurface trespass case between lessees of two adjacent mineral estates. Lightning Oil Company sued Anadarko E&P Onshore to prevent Anadarko from siting a well on the land overlying Lightning’s mineral estate and from drilling through Lightning’s mineral estate to reach Anadarko’s adjacent mineral estate.
In its Nov. 24, 2014 order, the trial court denied Lightning’s motion for summary judgment and severed the remaining issues in the case to make its order on the summary judgment final and appealable. Lightning appealed the trial court’s order.
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