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Reembursement for organizing expenses
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Krow Sep 21, 2008.

 

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At 3:25 on April 21, 2009, Bobi Carr ("parker") said…
CR,

Randy is my attorney also. I am so thankful that I found him.

My son is one of those children that is interested in EVERYTHING, hunting, fishing, History, medical,..... He is a bunch of fun as long as he doesn't give you a headache with his never ending questions.

We bought a small sword from the bagpipe booth and he has told everyone about the festival and that he is Scottish and Irish. Are there any books that you can recommend on the Borders?
At 9:29 on April 18, 2009, Bobi Carr ("parker") said…
CR,

OK. So you weren't one of the fellows in a kilt.

We had a nice time at the festival. My son now wants a Highland cow, so that was one of the highlights for him. Playing the bagpipes was the highlight for me.

I may have told you that I would pull the Celtic zodiac discussion to the front page. I'll look for it and do that again. It was pretty interesting.

That little outing has my son very interested in "heritage" now. He wants to do the DNA testing to find out if he belongs to some clan. I saved the papers that we picked up at every booth. I'll have to look through them. He tends to be a persistent child.
At 17:36 on April 17, 2009, Bobi Carr ("parker") said…
Hi CR,

Were you and your wife the couple with the Highland cows?

You'll have to remind me what we were talking about.
At 10:24 on October 22, 2008, Rick said…
Hi CR, this leasing situation has turned into a mess over the past couple of months, hasn't it? I started researching the LA State Law Codes for Mineral rights when I realized that drilling was gonna progress without me and I wanted to know my rights once the drilling was done. I don't have a big problem missing the bonus money but I expect any company to honor my rights and pay me my part once any well in my section is put into operation.

There is a website, I think I typed in http://law.justia.com/louisiana/codes/15/86885.html, I believe that will pull up the LA Title 30 Mineral Codes. Pay close attention to RS 30:10, RS 30:103, 103.1, 103.2 and RS 30:104 as they pertain mostly to individual landowner rights. I hope this helps, also KB on this site is very well versed in the codes and has helped me and others with code advice so if you don't find what you need you might comment to KB for more help.
At 6:15 on October 7, 2008, Billy Walker said…
I doubt it. I don't think you could buy an acre with minerals. But lookie here, my brother just signed with Chs on his little 2/10 acre lot on Blom Blvd. I think they got 15K/acre. I think he'll get $3000. But it's all good.
I got to go to the Dr. Jimbo is here and says hey. I'll hollar at you later.

Somebody get me some of dem haynesville shells.
At 11:24 on October 4, 2008, msfva said…
CR -- I just realized... I think I'm in the same group of landowners with you. It was those snarky landmen that drove me to your group. I want to thank your group for taking me.
At 12:28 on October 3, 2008, msfva said…
CR, Yes, we've all dealt with snarky landmen and gas companies behind them. I'm hoping my stuff all wraps up within a week or so, and I get my cash and move on. It's been a real learning experience -- not just about gas and leasing, but human nature too.
At 3:37 on September 27, 2008, msfva said…
CR, I left a message on the Red River parish site about going non-consent. I may not have explained it as well as I could. But, if you go to the homepage of this site, and look under "Featured Discussions" and under "Forced Pooling," you'll see a long thread on this topic. I think the only mis-information you might find in there is some people say it's a 200% penalty for going non-consent (i.e., the driller gets his expenses plus another 100% for risk). I think most people agree that for a landowner, the penalty is only 100% (the driller gets to recoup his expenses, and no risk extra).
At 6:07 on September 24, 2008, Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) said…
I approved 2 out of the 3. The 3rd one, all I can say is wow. But, you can post all pic in your"text box" it is located directly above..you can upload images. I had to change the picture policy to just include shale related...i added a progile question on it last week. Thanks!
At 17:12 on September 23, 2008, Rozzy said…
I had an opportunity to speak to a O/G attorney today. Keep your fingers crossed for me Please.
 
 
 

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