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Whiting Petroleum Corporation v. Commission of the Tribal Employment Rights Office of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation et al
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August 30, 2016
Judge Tosses Whiting's Suit Over Fine For Oil Sale
A North Dakota federal judge on Monday tossed Whiting Petroleum Corp.'s suit accusing the employment regulation arm of the Three Affiliated Tribes of exceeding its authority by imposing a fine for selling crude oil to another non-Native American entity in light of the fact the regulation arm has dismissed the fine altogether.
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August 11, 2016
Tribal Arm Looks To Toss Whiting's Suit Over Fine For Oil Sale
An employment regulation arm of the Three Affiliated Tribes pressed a North Dakota federal court to nix Whiting Petroleum Corp.'s lawsuit accusing it of exceeding its authority by imposing a fine for selling crude oil to another non-Native American entity, saying Wednesday the dispute is moot because the fine has been dropped.
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April 22, 2016
Whiting Says Tribal Arm Can't Impose Fine Over Oil Sale
Whiting Petroleum Corp. accused an employment regulation arm of the Three Affiliated Tribes of exceeding its authority by imposing a $240,000 fine against it for selling crude oil to NGL Energy Partners LP, according to a lawsuit filed in North Dakota federal court Thursday that seeks to undo the penalty.