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Arsenal Minerals and Royalty et al v. The City of Denton, TX
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4:14-cv-00639
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April 02, 2015
Mineral Owners Drop Fight Over Texas City Fracking Ban
Texas property owners challenging the city of Denton's moratoria on fracking told a Texas federal judge on Wednesday that they have agreed to drop the dispute after realizing their properties lie outside city limits.
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January 27, 2015
Texas City Fights Off Bid To Remand Drilling Ban Suit
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday blocked a bid by a group of mineral rights owners to remand their suit alleging the city of Denton's drilling moratoria operated as an illegal taking, saying the suit raised a federal claim and could be heard in federal court.
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November 13, 2014
Texas City Fights Bid To Remand Drilling Ban Suit
The city of Denton, Texas, on Wednesday argued that a lawsuit filed by a group of mineral interest owners alleging the city's drilling moratoria are illegal takings belongs in federal court because it raises Fifth Amendment claims.