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Trout v. Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission

Supreme Court of Wyoming

721 P.2d 1047 (Wyo. 1986)

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Trout's (plaintiff) proposed mineral-allocation formula for a compulsory unitization was rejected by an overwhelming majority of working-interest owners in favor of a different formula receiving 82.39% approval, and the Commission (defendant), after hearing engineer testimony the approved formula was fair and equitable, approved the unitization plan over Trout's challenge that it failed to protect his correlative rights.

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Whether a state conservation agency will approve a formula for mineral-production allocation in a compulsory unitization proposal if the negotiated formula is fair and equitable.

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