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TUCKER v. SPECIAL ENERGY CORP.

No. 104,464.

187 P.3d 730 (2008)

2008 OK 57

Don W. TUCKER and Joseph H. Taft, Plaintiffs/Appellants, v. SPECIAL ENERGY CORP.; DPC Corp.; The Estate of Michael L. Ross, Deceased; Special Exploration Co., Inc.; SCM Development, L.L.C.; G & C Petroleum, Inc.; New Dominion, L.L.C.; Azar Minerals, Ltd.; DBS Investments, Ltd.; GBC Minerals, Ltd.; William L. Knobles; Resource Exploration & Development, Inc.; Krishna Family, L.L.C.; W.K. Chernicky, L.L.C.; The McDaniel Company, Inc.; Milagro Resources, Inc.; David J. Chernicky; Joseph D. Corpening; Alan W. Stracke; Chernico Exploration, Inc.; Sandra M.L. Watt; Kimberly A. Harper; Janett L. Gunzenheiser; Thomas C. Chernicky; Donald P. Chernicky; Gill Family Investments, Inc.; and David J. Chernicky Trust, Defendants/Appellees.

Supreme Court of Oklahoma.

June 17, 2008.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Charles B. Davis; Norman, Oklahoma; for Plaintiffs/Appellants.

Elizabeth C. Nichols; Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson, P.C.; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; for Defendants/Appellees DPC Corporation; The Estate of Michael L. Ross, Deceased; New Dominion, L.L.C.; W.K. Chernicky, L.L.C.; David J. Chernicky; Chernico Exploration, Inc.; Sandra M.L. Watt; Kimberly A. Harper; Janett L. Gunzenheiser; Thomas C. Chernicky; Donald P. Chernicky; and David J. Chernicky Trust.

Andrew J. Waldron; Walker & Walker; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; for Defendants/Appellants Special Energy Corp.; Special Exploration Co., Inc.; SCM Development, L.L.C.; G & C Petroleum, Inc.; Azar Minerals, Ltd.; DBS Investments, Ltd.; GBC Minerals, Ltd.; William L. Knobles; Resource Exploration & Development, Inc.; Krishna Family, L.L.C.; The McDaniel Company, Inc.; Milagro Resources, Inc.; Joseph D. Corpening; Alan W. Stracke; and Gill Family Investments, Inc.

COLBERT, J.

¶ 1 Plaintiffs have appealed from an order of the district court dismissing their lawsuit to quiet title to a mineral interest and seeking an accounting of funds placed in escrow for their predecessor-in-title. The district court concluded that the lawsuit was an impermissible collateral attack on an order of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. The Court of Civil Appeals affirmed. On certiorari, we conclude that Plaintiffs' claim is not an impermissible...

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