Subsurface and surface easement
Eagle Ford Shale - Dewitt County
Having (2) wells on same pad. Asking us to sign easement in order to enter through our land and collect oil on neighbors property. Can't we included in that unit? We have no easement clause in lease agreement therefor that is why we are being asked ot sign the subsurface and surface easement. Is the oil company trying to get us to sign in lieu of royalties from second well. I hear that if the BHL is not on your land you can't be pooled in? Any feedback or experience re same would be appreciated.
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No, our property is not in that area. Ours is in Harrison County. There was an existing well on the site in which we participated, but they expanded the pad to put this well in.
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