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Kansas High Court: Defendants cannot relitigate, be paid interest in wrongful royalty deduction class-action
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – The Kansas High court has actually verified a choice in a class-action fit that accuseds cannot relitigate and also cannot be paid passion for nobility settlements with wrongful reductions from the Oil Producers Inc. of Kansas.
In the 2nd allure of the course activity situation Allure No. 120,611: L. Ruth Fawcett Trust Fund v. Oil Producers Inc. of Kansas, the Kansas High court claims a violation of the indicated responsibility to market gas at the very best sensible rate and also underpaid nobilities has actually been cast doubt on.
The Court stated it verified the Court of Appeals and also Seward Co. Area Court choices in case.
In a unanimous viewpoint composed by Justice Melissa Standridge, the Court stated it held that the regulation avoided the accuseds – the course of nobility proprietors – from relitigating their insurance claim that Oil Producers Inc. of Kansas breached its indicated responsibility of great belief and also reasonable handling as declared in a movement to modify the request.
In the initial procedures, the course declared that the firm underpaid their nobilities when it took preservation costs out of their settlements.
The Court likewise stated it held that the Course was not qualified to passion on the settlements for the firm’s wrongful reduction due to the fact that the problems did not end up being sold off up until the celebrations went into a specified honor for problems.
Lastly, the Court held that the firm was equitably disallowed from insisting a law of constraints protection versus the Course’ insurance claim that it incorrectly subtracted preservation costs from its nobility settlements.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police in Kansas City, Kansas, are investigating the shooting death of a man Tuesday night.
A KCKPD spokesperson said officers received a call just after 6 p.m. Tuesday on a reported shooting in the 1500 block of N. 25th Street.
Officers and paramedics arrived on the scene and found the adult male suffering from a gunshot wound.
The victim was transported to an area hospital where he died from his injuries.
Police did not provide any information about the circumstances of the homicide or provide any initial suspect information.
This is a developing story and may be updated.
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Former Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been an unstoppable force since joining the Kansas City Chiefs. The young gunslinger has already won three Super Bowls (2020, 2023, 2024) and added two NFL MVPs to his resume (2018, 2022). Mahomes and the Chiefs have been perennial Super Bowl contenders since he took over the starting role. Based on his stats and accolades, it doesn’t appear that Mahomes needs any other advantages to continue his dominance of the NFL and his onslaught of the NFL record books. The Kansas City Chiefs organization disagrees.
Mahomes put up video game-like numbers while quarterbacking the Texas Tech Red Raiders. One advantage he had in Lubbock was playing on turf. Turf play speeds the game up and allows receivers to make more crisp and concise cuts, increasing the chances of separation from hapless defensive backs and linebackers. Mahomes used this to his advantage, utilizing his incredible accuracy to put the ball where his receivers would be, and not allowing defenders a chance to interfere with the passing game plan. The Chiefs want to give that advantage back to their star quarterback.
Kansas is dangling the idea of a domed stadium to the Chiefs, hoping to turn the state into a “professional sports powerhouse.”
The Chiefs are delaying their stadium decision as they weigh their future either in Missouri or Kansas.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) July 13, 2025
Putting Mahomes in a dome does two things: it removes the weather aspect and puts his speedy wideouts back on turf. Thinking about Kansas City speedster Xavier Worthy on turf with Mahomes throwing to him harkens me back to the St Louis Rams days of old. The Rams were known as “the fastest show on turf.” They destroyed NFL offensive records on their way to a Super Bowl win in 2000 over the Tennessee Titans. If the Chiefs can pull off this dome dream, Mahomes could elevate his game even further than it already is. The Chiefs and Mahomes would revitalize their franchise, giving them a marked advantage over visiting teams.
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