Notes from the editor
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
June 2003
This issue of the newsletter contains a recent Rule 23 order of the appellate court of Illinois, Fifth District, affirming the judgment of the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Circuit, Crawford County.
Editor’s notes
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
May 2003
In this issue of the newsletter, the first article is the second of a series of articles by the late Ivan A. Elliott, Jr., which originally appeared in this newsletter in 1985.
Editor’s notes
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
March 2003
During the recent upturn in crude oil prices, some Illinois Basin producers are looking at hedging a portion of their crude oil production in order to capture high prices for an extended period of time and also to ensure cash flow for future projects.
Editor’s note
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
June 2002
Submission of articles to this newsletter is welcomed and encouraged.
Editor’s notes
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
November 2001
On February 7, 2001, the Circuit Court of Madison County entered a judgment in favor of plaintiffs, Kenneth Voigt, Dorothy Voigt, and Melba Voigt, and against defendants, Karchmer Pile & Supply, Inc., Watomwa Production Company, Confed Oil Corp. and KIEC, Inc., in the amount of $2,838,475.78, including punitive damages, and in favor of plaintiffs, Joanne Carraway, Jack McCarty, Suzanne Pringle, Marion Bonnell, Brian Millsap and David Millsap and against defendants, Karchmer Pipe & Supply, Inc., Watomwa Production Co., Confed Oil Corp. and KIEC, Inc., in the amount of $905,262.71.
Editor’s notes
By Christopher L. Weber
Mineral Law,
June 2000
On behalf of the members of the Mineral Law Section Council, I would like to thank Peter A. Morse, Sr. for his commitment in serving as the editor of the Mineral Law newsletter from 19972000.
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