Seasport, I would like to forward it to them but I don't know how.
I did point out how that would mess up all the pay out but the young lady was not intrested
in anything I had to say-at lease that was the impression I got from her.
I would also like to think that when and if Chesapeake discovered the error they would
adjust the payments-but with the attitude I got , I bet they would have
just kept it for themselves. Who would have known? seriously-does anyone know how and if
this is checked? I sure hope so.
Permalink Reply by Gary Basinger on March 7, 2012 at 8:31 If you contact them they are only interested in the owner number, I know this from experience.
I was told not to sign the division order by another Shaler who is a millionaire now. Why?
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 23, 2012 at 10:56 LA. law requires operators to pay lessors whether they sign a DO, or not. You must supply your tax information however. O&G attorneys regularly direct their clients not to sign a DO as it may be in the lessors advantage in any future dispute or litigation.
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