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Naylor Farms Inc v. Chaparral Energy LLC
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April 19, 2017
Judge Reaffirms Class Cert. In Chaparral Gas Royalties Case
An Oklahoma federal judge Tuesday denied a request by Chaparral Energy LLC to reconsider the class certification granted to landowners who alleged the company withheld $150 million in gas royalties through improper deductions.
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January 30, 2017
Rethink Class Cert, Okla. Energy Co. Tells Court
Chaparral Energy, LLC asked a Oklahoma federal judge on Monday to reconsider a class certification in a landowners' case alleging the company withheld $150 million in gas royalties through improper deductions, arguing the class was not properly defined.
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January 24, 2017
Oil, Gas Co. Chaparral Wins Ch. 11 Disclosure Approval
Chaparral Energy Inc. got a green flag Tuesday for its Chapter 11 disclosure and voting plan, potentially bringing the Oklahoma-based oil and gas company into the final turn of a more than $1.8 billion restructuring heavily skewed toward swaps of lender notes for shares in Chaparral.
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January 18, 2017
Landowners Seeking $150M in Gas Royalties Get Class Cert.
An Oklahoma federal judge granted class certification Tuesday to landowners claiming Chaparral Energy LLC withheld $150 million in gas royalties through improper deductions, but excluded a fraud claim and narrowed the group to those with agreements that don't release the well operator's obligation to pay production costs.