old leases and deep well production rights

The old dual leases/storage leases read with 200 feet setbacks.Does this not indicate

that the intent was shallow well drilling, and if they were by chance referring to deep well production, this was not common knowledge to the lay person, Would not the attorney general of Pa have required disclousure on their part<gas co> to the landowner. In the 80s nobody was even talking about deep wells.Where is our attorney general in such matters?

ARE ANY OF THE GAS COMPANIES DOING THE RIGHT THING AND RENEGOTIATING THE LEASES

IN Pa?

Looking for input!

Sara

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Permalink Reply by Skippy on August 9, 2012 at 10:19am

You make an excellent point regarding the role of all state, including OHIO's, Attorney Generals.  They have a responsibility to protect consumers.  As a consumer who purchased the land, including the mineral rights, we have a right to be protected from predatory practices, which include non-disclosure of information which would have persuaded our decisions in leasing gas and oil rights. 

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