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Conoco argued that the amount of Huber’s liability was not known until later in the stripper well litigation, but the district court rejected this contention based on undisputed evidence in the record that Huber’s liability was established with certainty at least as early as 1995.
Conoco argues, in essence, that the cases dealing with a variety of overcharges under the ESA and the EPAA mandate an award of prejudgment interest once the overcharge is proven.
First, Conoco argues that the district court turned the principles of uniformity and the operator liability doctrine on their head by tagging Conoco as the “master of NECU liability.” Under Conoco’s interpretation, this role was forced upon it by the operator liability doctrine.