The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the Dunham Rule, which presumes that deed reservations of "minerals" do not to include oil and gas rights, is inapplicable to tax sales.
December 30, 2016 at 12:18 AM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the Dunham Rule, which presumes that deed reservations of “minerals” do not to include oil and gas rights, is inapplicable to tax sales.
A unanimous three-judge panel in Cornwall Mountain Investments v. Thomas E. Proctor Heirs Trust upheld a Lycoming County trial judge’s ruling that the transfer of mineral rights from the subsurface owners to the surface owner of property in Cogan House Township in a 1932 tax sale included oil and gas.
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