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"If the map was entered into the record then it should be in the public record unless…" Andrew replied Apr 23, 2012 to Exxon Mineral Servitude	19	Apr 25, 2012 Reply by The_Baron
"Jim, do you know if they appealed?" Andrew replied Apr 23, 2012 to Exxon Mineral Servitude	19	Apr 25, 2012 Reply by The_Baron
"An excellent synopsis of the issues that are created when large, old servitudes such…" Andrew replied Apr 23, 2012 to Exxon Mineral Servitude	19	Apr 25, 2012 Reply by The_Baron
"I'm not a lawyer, but I can say that is a whole other conversation. I don't know tha…" Andrew replied Apr 3, 2012 to Landmark decision by Louisiana Supreme Court on March 31, 2012	10	Apr 4, 2012 Reply by DrWAVeSport Cd1
"Agreed. The remark about GHS was tongue-in-cheek, since the site didn't exist at the…" Andrew replied Apr 3, 2012 to Landmark decision by Louisiana Supreme Court on March 31, 2012	10	Apr 4, 2012 Reply by DrWAVeSport Cd1
"In this case the Plaintiff's late mother got the servitude by a community property s…" Andrew replied Apr 3, 2012 to Landmark decision by Louisiana Supreme Court on March 31, 2012	10	Apr 4, 2012 Reply by DrWAVeSport Cd1
"Agreed." Andrew replied Apr 1, 2012 to Mineral Rights Search	19	Apr 1, 2012 Reply by Andrew
"I would say that an experienced oil/gas attorney who knows the area would be ideal.…" Andrew replied Mar 28, 2012 to Mineral Rights Search	19	Apr 1, 2012 Reply by Andrew
"Agreed. Knowing the land was in DeSoto where there are very old, long-producing fiel…" Andrew replied Mar 27, 2012 to Mineral Rights Search	19	Apr 1, 2012 Reply by Andrew

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Andrew's Discussions (544)

"If the map was entered into the record then it should be in the public record unless…"

"Jim, do you know if they appealed?"

"An excellent synopsis of the issues that are created when large, old servitudes such…"

"I'm not a lawyer, but I can say that is a whole other conversation. I don't know tha…"

"Agreed. The remark about GHS was tongue-in-cheek, since the site didn't exist at the…"

"In this case the Plaintiff's late mother got the servitude by a community property s…"

"Agreed."

"I would say that an experienced oil/gas attorney who knows the area would be ideal.…"

"Agreed. Knowing the land was in DeSoto where there are very old, long-producing fiel…"