referencing the “jurisprudential requirement that mineral leases be in writing” without citing any specific provisions of the Civil or Mineral Codes
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- referencing the “jurisprudential requirement that mineral leases be in writing” without citing any specific provisions of the Civil or Mineral Codes
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_JjFITZSIMMONS, Judge,
concurring.
I concur based on the holding in Jordan v. Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc., 95-1270 (La. 6/23/95); 656 So.2d 988, 989 , for the limited proposition that we can envisage East Baton Rouge or LaSalle Parishes as legitimate venues. However, the weight of interest regarding the litigation emanates from the seat of government, which is East Baton Rouge.