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The Mortgagee’s Interest in the Condemnation Award for a Partial Taking of the Mortgaged Property
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1973)
Discusses the creation of the Buell standard in determining the after partial taking award rights between a mortgagor and mortgagee. The author points out, the Buell decision, therefore, is an important addition to the ...
Leasing and Operating State-Owned Lands for Oil and Gas Development
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1985)
Discusses the important statues, regulations, and policies that form the framework for peculiar procedures and requirements surrounding the leasing and operation of oil and gas properties owned by the State of Texas. Topics ...
A Spouse’s Interest in Joint Management Community Property Cannot Be Conveyed to a Third Party so as to Effect Partition of the Community Estate
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1986)
Analyzes a Texas Court of Appeals case that held a spouse cannot effect an involuntary partition of joint management community property by conveying his interest to a third party. The article details the general rules by ...
Title to Uranium Is Held by the Mineral Estate Owner as a Matter of Law
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1985)
Provides a case study of Moser v. United States Steel Corp., which held that title to uranium resides in the mineral owner as a matter of law and the “other minerals” clause includes all substances that fit in the ordinary ...
Determining the Measure of Reimbursement: Equity Demands Consideration of the Effects of the Divided Management System
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1986)
Discusses reimbursement of community property assets from one spouse’s separate property in Texas, focusing on the different measures of reimbursement Texas courts have applied, the present state of the law governing the ...
Texas Homestead Law
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1986)
Provides partial commentary about a section of the Texas Property Code concerning homestead rights.
The Economics of Rent Control—A Texas Perspective
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1986)
Examines the economics of rent controls and explains how rent controls have impacts in Texas. The article discusses basic market considerations, rent controls, and the extended impact of local rent control policies.
Avoiding the Mechanical Dust Bowl: The Need for a Modified Surface Destruction Test
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1988)
Examines the history and purpose of the surface destruction test in Texas mineral estate law. The author scrutinizes Texas-specific difficulties with implementing the test, the confused jurisprudence on this issue in Texas ...