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Royalty Check
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We received our first royalty check for the Longleaf well in Caddo Parish, payable by Chesapeake. We never signed a lease because we were not aware of a lease offer. Chesapeake said the land was…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Mar 3, 2023.
New Shell (SWEPI) Division orders in Desoto...
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We have a lease with EXCO for our wells in Desoto parish and we have been receiving royalties every month for awhile. This week we received division orders from Shell (SWEPI). The letter from Shell…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Krkyoldhag Aug 10, 2018.
EXCO payments
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Has anyone received a payment from EXCO for March 2018? We received a payment for February.Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Apr 9, 2018.
Permanent structure distance from well pad
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We have a well pad on our family property. We are in the process of dividing the property between the heirs. If I want to have a permanent structure built, how far do I have to build from the well…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lanie Dornier Aug 31, 2016.
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"Skip Peel, I wonder why I am considered an unleased mineral owner? I don’t quite understand that. I have other property in Desoto Parish but our family signed a mineral lease for that property. Thank you for your detailed reply."
Royalty Check
We received our first royalty check for the Longleaf well in Caddo Parish, payable by Chesapeake. We never signed a lease because we were not aware of a lease offer. Chesapeake said the land was leased in 2018 and we should have received lease papers by mail. Is there any way we can find out more about this well? See More
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Dion Warr, CPL replied to Cindy R's discussion Could partition lead to losing mineral rights?"Cindy R:
Have to be? Depends upon what it would take from a local planning & zoning and/or building permit process to say. As Skip alludes, the burden is upon the surface / mineral owner to seek proper spacing as the well was there…"
"How far do you have to be from a well site to build a permanent residential structure?"
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- At 2:15 on July 17, 2015, Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant said…
Cindy, I suggest that you contact Randy Davidson, 318-424-4342. Randy is the head of the law firm, Davidson, Jones & Summers in Shreveport. He is my O&G attorney and has wide experience in other land related legal specialties.
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