Common use of Farmout Clause in Contracts

Farmout. Within a period of five (5) years following the Closing, Seller may propose a maximum of two farmout agreements per year covering some or all of Buyer’s interest in the Wind River Assets for exploration activities and Buyer agrees to negotiate with Seller in good faith to enter such farmout agreements on commercially reasonable terms. Seller’s proposal for farmout agreements under this provision may not cover more than 50,000 net acres in the aggregate. The basic economic terms of any farmout agreement would be a farmout of: (1) in the first well - 100% of the working interest; with Buyer to deliver 80% Net Revenue Interest in the subject leases; an option for a back in for 25% working interest after a 200% payout; (2) 25% working interest in subsequent xxxxx within contiguous four section areas; and (3) in order to earn the working interest in such subsequent xxxxx, Seller must spud each subsequent well within 6 months after the completion date for either the first well or a previous subsequent well, as applicable, subject, however, to stipulations contained in the leases issued by the United States of America.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement (Bill Barrett Corp)

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