What is the role of the landman?
represent us in obtaining a release from the company we
originally signed with.
The lease has run out and we want to get another company
involved.
So far the landman we are working with keeps making
promises to us, but so far we have no results.
We are anxious to move on. Any suggestions as to what
we do, since we do not have the release.
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