Replies to post #51249 on Pilgrim Petroleum Corp. (PGPM)

[deanna-hopkins]

So did they bundle their "toxic assets"?

[pepeoil]

NO. D-1-GV-09-000472
STATE OF TEXAS,
Plaintiff,
V.
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AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION, §
AND RAFAEL A. PINEDO
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Defendants.
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IN THE DISTRICT COUIJ OF Q- V
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FINAL JUDGMENT
On this day, in the above-entitled and numbered cause, wherein the State of Texas is Plaintiff
and American Petroleum Corporation and Rafael A. Pinedo are Defendants. The Plaintiff, through
the Attorney General of Texas, announced ready for trial, and Defendant Rafael A. Pinedo, having
been duly served with citation, and having filed an answer, did/did not appear in person or by
attorney of record. Defendant American Petroleum Corporation, although duly and legally served
with citation in the time and manner prescribed by law, failed to answer and an Interlocutory Default
Judgment was entered on March 17, 2010. No jury having been demanded, the court having
considered the pleadings, evidence, and argument is of the opinion that it has jurisdiction of the
parties and subject matter of this case and that the State of Texas is entitled to recover from
Defendants administrative and civil penalties, all reasonable plugging expenses, including
prejudgment interest from the date of plugging to the date ofjudgment, attorney's fees, court costs,
and a mandatory injunction shall issue. The Court is of the opinion and finds that Defendants have
violated statutory provisions and/or Commission rules, orders, licenses, permits or certificates
pertaining to the safety or the prevention or the control of pollution.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the court that the
Interlocutory Default Judgment as to
Defendant American Petroleum Corporation
signed on March 17, 2010, is hereby made final as a
part of this judgment.

NO. D-1-GV-09-000472
STATE OF TEXAS,
Plaintiff,
V.
§
§
§
§
§
AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION, §
AND RAFAEL A. PINEDO
§
Defendants.
§
IN THE DISTRICT COUIJ OF Q- V
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TRAVIS COUNTY, TI^S r''
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200TH JUDICIAL DISTrJrT
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FINAL JUDGMENT
On this day, in the above-entitled and numbered cause, wherein the State of Texas is Plaintiff
and American Petroleum Corporation and Rafael A. Pinedo are Defendants. The Plaintiff, through
the Attorney General of Texas, announced ready for trial, and Defendant Rafael A. Pinedo, having
been duly served with citation, and having filed an answer, did/did not appear in person or by
attorney of record. Defendant American Petroleum Corporation, although duly and legally served
with citation in the time and manner prescribed by law, failed to answer and an Interlocutory Default
Judgment was entered on March 17, 2010. No jury having been demanded, the court having
considered the pleadings, evidence, and argument is of the opinion that it has jurisdiction of the
parties and subject matter of this case and that the State of Texas is entitled to recover from
Defendants administrative and civil penalties, all reasonable plugging expenses, including
prejudgment interest from the date of plugging to the date ofjudgment, attorney's fees, court costs,
and a mandatory injunction shall issue. The Court is of the opinion and finds that Defendants have
violated statutory provisions and/or Commission rules, orders, licenses, permits or certificates
pertaining to the safety or the prevention or the control of pollution.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the court that the
Interlocutory Default Judgment as to
Defendant American Petroleum Corporation
signed on March 17, 2010, is hereby made final as a
part of this judgment.

NO. D-1-GV-09-000472
STATE OF TEXAS,
Plaintiff,
V.
§
§
§
§
§
AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION, §
AND RAFAEL A. PINEDO
§
Defendants.
§
IN THE DISTRICT COUIJ OF Q- V
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UF-
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TRAVIS COUNTY, TI^S r''
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,.-
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200TH JUDICIAL DISTrJrT
^
o
FINAL JUDGMENT
On this day, in the above-entitled and numbered cause, wherein the State of Texas is Plaintiff
and American Petroleum Corporation and Rafael A. Pinedo are Defendants. The Plaintiff, through
the Attorney General of Texas, announced ready for trial, and Defendant Rafael A. Pinedo, having
been duly served with citation, and having filed an answer, did/did not appear in person or by
attorney of record. Defendant American Petroleum Corporation, although duly and legally served
with citation in the time and manner prescribed by law, failed to answer and an Interlocutory Default
Judgment was entered on March 17, 2010. No jury having been demanded, the court having
considered the pleadings, evidence, and argument is of the opinion that it has jurisdiction of the
parties and subject matter of this case and that the State of Texas is entitled to recover from
Defendants administrative and civil penalties, all reasonable plugging expenses, including
prejudgment interest from the date of plugging to the date ofjudgment, attorney's fees, court costs,
and a mandatory injunction shall issue. The Court is of the opinion and finds that Defendants have
violated statutory provisions and/or Commission rules, orders, licenses, permits or certificates
pertaining to the safety or the prevention or the control of pollution.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the court that the
Interlocutory Default Judgment as to
Defendant American Petroleum Corporation
signed on March 17, 2010, is hereby made final as a
part of this judgment.