Texas Supreme Court
Railroad Commission of Texas v. Magnolia Petroleum Company
November 3, 1937130 Tex. 484
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court reversed the Court of Civil Appeals and affirmed the trial court, holding that the Railroad Commission's permit was valid and that the burden of proof lies with the party challenging the permit under Rule 37. The Court limited its review to the final ruling of the Commission and declined to question the agency's discretionary methods.