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The court dismissed the plaintiffs’ application for a declaration that they could advance injurious affection claims for unexpropriated mineral claims.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a s. 71(1) significant discovery application required a fresh offshore well, but that the chairman’s summary refusal breached fairness.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the Natural Resources Transfer Agreement transferred the disputed mineral estate to Alberta, so the appeal was dismissed.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal over ownership of silver tailings deposited before severance of surface and mining rights.
Appeal dismissed in a minerals and oil-and-gas dispute involving alleged fiduciary breach, resulting trust, and exclusion of rebuttal evidence.
The Court held that Montreal could recover royalties from Gulf under the royalty trust agreement, but could not enforce Tidewater’s contractual obligations against Tidewater.
The Supreme Court of Canada restored a surface-rights compensation award, holding the Board’s findings deserved weight, loss of use was compensable, and the Blackstock formula could apply.
Appeal concerning interpretation of a farmout agreement royalty clause in a mines and minerals dispute. The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the appeal with costs.
The Supreme Court held that a gift of land made after mineral forfeiture did not pass minerals later revested in the deceased; the widow’s estate took a one-third share.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that Keyes’ claim to an overriding royalty failed, allowing the appeal and dismissing the action.
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