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Oil, Gas & Mineral
Vol. 44, Issue 2, 2016July 31, 2018 EDT

Developing Adverse Possession of Severed Mineral Estates in Ohio

Cody Smith,
ohiomineral rightsadverse possessionoil and gas
Photo by Ksenia Kudelkina on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 2, 2016

Vol. 44, Issue 2, 2016
  • Excuse in International Law
    Arthur Kutoroff
  • Reclaiming Economic Legacy: One Legal Strategy for a 2022 Fifa World Cup USA
    Jeff ToddR. Todd Jewell
  • The Guards May Still Guard Themselves: An Analysis of how Kerry v. Din Further Entrenches the Doctrine of Consular Nonreviewability
    Emily C. CallanJohn Paul Callan
  • Ohio's Dormant Mineral Act: Current and Unresolved Issues
    Alexander McElroy
  • Developing Adverse Possession of Severed Mineral Estates in Ohio
    Cody Smith
  • Placing Power in the Cage of Law: Judicial independence in China
    Caitlin E. Schultz
  • The Gulf Coast Pipeline: A Stealthy Step Toward the Completion of the Keystone XL Pipeline Project
    Lindsay M. Nelson
Capital University Law Review
Cody Smith, Developing Adverse Possession of Severed Mineral Estates in Ohio, 44 Capital University Law Review 359 (2018).
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