on all future production proceeds attributable to that interest in order to satisfy the portion of the judgment against San Gabriel for production occurring from 1985 to 1988, and (3) ordered TXG and EOTT to account to and pay the Limited Partnership proceeds for production attributable to its interest that TXG and EOTT had purchased since December 1990.
ś 5. TXG's post-trial motion was denied by the court's order of May 2, 1994. TXG filed a notice of appeal on May 26, 1994. The partnership cross-appealed against TXG, San Gabriel, and EOTT by notice filed June 7, 1994.
ś 6. TXG raises the following issues on appeal:
I. WHETHER REASONABLE COSTS ACTUALLY INCURRED BY TXG AND MILMAC TO RESTORE AND OPERATE THE SMITH WELL AFTER DECEMBER 1990 ARE A NECESSARY PART OF ANY ACCOUNTING INCIDENT TO THE PLAINTIFF'S 37.5% WORKING INTEREST IN THE SMITH WELL AND SHOULD BE SHARED BY THAT INTEREST. II. WHETHER, IN THE ACCOUNTING ON XENEREX PARTNERS' 37.5% WORKING INTEREST, THE CHANCELLOR ERRED IN DENYING TXG'S MOTION TO FILE AN AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTAL ANSWER AND EXCLUDING EVIDENCE PROFFERED BY TXG OF COSTS IT INCURRED TO RESTORE THE SMITH WELL BACK TO PRODUCTION. III. WHETHER PLAINTIFF'S EVIDENCE OF VALUE FOR OIL PRODUCED FROM THE SMITH WELL BETWEEN 1985-1988 WAS COMPETENT OR SUFFICIENTLY RELIABLE TO SUPPORT A JUDGMENT AGAINST SAN GABRIEL FOR $97,216. IV. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR ABUSED HIS DISCRETION OR EVEN HAD AUTHORITY TO CREATE A JUDGMENT LIEN FOR THE DEBTS OF SAN GABRIEL ON THE OTHER 62.5% WORKING INTEREST AND FUTURE PRODUCTION PROCEEDS WHICH WERE OWNED BY ENTITIES NOT A PARTY TO THIS SUIT. V. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR ABUSED HIS DISCRETION OR EVEN HAD AUTHORITY TO MAKE THE JUDGMENT LIEN SUPERIOR TO THE PREVIOUSLY PERFECTED SECURITY INTEREST OF MILMAC AND TXG. VI. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR ABUSED HIS DISCRETION OR EVEN HAD AUTHORITY TO MAKE THE JUDGMENT LIEN SUPERIOR TO MILMAC'S RIGHT TO RECOVER FUTURE OPERATING COSTS. VII. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR PROPERLY DENIED TXG'S *1001 MOTION TO ALTER OR AMEND THE FINAL JUDGMENT TO PROVIDE THAT XENEREX PARTNERS' 37.5% WORKING INTEREST IN THE SMITH WELL BE SUBJECT TO ITS SHARE OF FUTURE OPERATING COSTS. VIII. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR PROPERLY DENIED TXG'S MOTION FOR JOINDER AND SUBSTITUTION OF PROPER PARTIES PLAINTIFF, ESPECIALLY EMPIRIC ENERGY, INC. IX. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR PROPERLY DENIED TXG'S REQUEST TO AMEND THE FINAL JUDGMENT TO REFLECT THE OWNERSHIP AND OBLIGATIONS OF EMPIRIC IN THE SMITH WELL AND LEASES. X. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR'S FAILURE AND/OR REFUSAL TO MAKE FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ON ISSUES IV. â IX., ABOVE, IS REVERSIBLE ERROR. ś 7. Grossnickle cross-appealed to this Court on the following issue:
I. WHETHER THE LOWER COURT ABUSED ITS DISCRETION BY EXCLUDING PLAINTIFF'S EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE OF THE NATURAL GAS PRODUCED AND SOLD FROM THE GAS WELL AT ISSUE DURING THE PERIOD FROM 1985 UNTIL 1988, AND DENYING PLAINTIFF A JUDGMENT FOR THAT AMOUNT OF MONEY.
STATEMENT OF FACTS ś 8. There is no appeal as to the judgment reached by the