NY Landowners Sue Inflection Energy over Force Majeure

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force majeureA group of 18 Tioga County, NY landowners have sued Inflection Energy to overturn Inflection’s “force majeure” claim to extend the lease on their collective 1,200 acres. A force majeure clause is written into most gas lease contracts. It means a driller can automatically extend the length of the lease if there are unforeseen events that hinder the terms of the contract—in this case commencement of drilling—from happening.


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willisja on February 20, 2012 | Filed Under Energy Companies, Industrywide Issues, Inflection Energy, Lease & Royalty Payments, Litigation, New York, Tioga County (NY)


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