Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties Sample Clauses

Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. Operator shall pay in a timely manner, for the joint account of the Parties, all rentals, minimum royalties, and other similar payments accruing under the Contract Area and shall, on request, submit evidence of each such payment to the Parties. Operator shall not be held liable to the other Parties in damages for loss of the Contract Area or interest therein if, through mistake oversight, a rental, minimum royalty, or other payment is not paid or is erroneously paid. The loss of a Contract Area or interest therein resulting from the Operator's failure to pay, or erroneous payment of rental or minimum royalty shall be a joint loss, and there shall be no readjustment of interests. For Hydrocarbon production delivered in kind by Operator to a Non-operator or to another for the account of a Non-operator, the Non-operator shall provide Operator with information about the Non-operator's proceeds received or the value of the Hydrocarbon production taken in kind in order that Operator may make payments of minimum royalties due.
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Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. OPERATOR shall pay all rentals, minimum royalties, or similar payments accruing under the terms of the LEASE and submit evidence of such payment to the PARTIES. As to any production delivered in kind by OPERATOR to any NON-OPERATOR or to another for the account of such NON-OPERATOR, said NON-OPERATOR shall provide OPERATOR with information as to the proceeds or value of such production in order that the OPERATOR may make payment of any minimum royalty due. The amount of such payment for which each PARTY is responsible shall be charged by the OPERATOR to such PARTIES. OPERATOR shall diligently attempt to make proper payment, but shall not be held liable to the PARTIES in damages for the loss of any LEASE or interest therein of through mistake or oversight any rental or minimum royalty payment is not paid for or is erroneously paid. The loss of any LEASE or interest therein which results from a failure to pay or an erroneous payment of rental or minimum royalty shall be a joint loss and there shall be no readjustment of interest.
Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. Operator shall pay in a timely manner all rentals, minimum royalties, or similar payments accruing under the terms of the Lease and submit evidence of each such payment to the Parties. Operator shall not be held liable to the other Parties in damages for the loss of the Lease or interest therein if, through mistake or oversight, any rental, minimum royalty, or other payment is not paid or is erroneously paid, unless such error results from gross negligence or willful misconduct.
Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. Operator shall pay in a timely manner for the Joint Account of the Parties all rentals, minimum royalties, or similar payments accruing under the terms of the Lease(s) and submit evidence of each such payment to the Parties. Operator shall not be held liable to the other Parties in damages for the loss of a Lease or interest therein if, through mistake or oversight, any rental, minimum royalty, or other payment is not, or is erroneously paid. The loss of any Lease or interest therein which results from a failure to pay or an erroneous payment of rental or minimum royalty shall be a joint loss and there shall be no readjustment of interest.
Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. Operator shall pay in a timely manner, for the joint account of the Parties, all rental, minimum royalties, and other similar payments accruing under the Lease and shall, on request, submit evidence of each such payment to the Parties. Operator shall not be held liable to the other Parties in damages for loss of the Lease or interest therein if, through mistake or oversight, a rental, minimum royalty, or other payment is not paid or is erroneously paid. The loss of a Lease or interest therein resulting from the Operator’s failure to pay, or erroneous payment of rental or minimum royalty shall be a joint loss, and there shall be no readjustment of interests. For Hydrocarbon production delivered in kind by Operator to a Non-operator or to another for the account of a Non-operator, the Non-operator shall provide Operator with information about the Non-operator’s proceeds received or the value of the Hydrocarbon production taken in kind in order that Operator may make payments of minimum royalties due. A Party that desires not to pay its share of a rental, minimum royalty, or similar payment shall notify the other Parties in writing at least sixty (60) days before the payment is due. Operator shall then make the payment for the benefit of the Parties that do desire to maintain the Lease. In such event, the Non-participating Party shall assign to the Participating Parties, upon their request, the portions of its interest in the Lease maintained by the payment. The assigned interest shall be owned by each Participating Party in proportion to its Participating Interest. The assignment shall be made in accordance with Article 27 (Successors, Assigns, [and Preferential Rights]).
Payment of Rentals and Minimum Royalties. 56 16.4 NON-PARTICIPATION IN PAYMENTS ................................................................56 16.5

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