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Subsurface ownership and hydraulic fracturing in the UK: (probably) under my backyard

Jill Morgan

Journal of Business Law, Issue: 8, Pages: 634 - 648

Swansea University Author: Jill Morgan

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The article outlines the process involved in hydraulic fracturing for shale gas and considers the extent of surface landowners’ rights beneath their land, referring to the cuius est solum doctrine and the decision of the UK Supreme Court in Star Energy Onshore Ltd. v Bocardo SA (2011). The article g...

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