Common use of RESERVATIONS TO LESSOR Clause in Contracts

RESERVATIONS TO LESSOR. Al l rights in the leased area not expressly granted to the Lessee by the Act, the regulations, or this lease are hereby reserved to the Lessor. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, reserved rights include: (a) the right to authorize geological and geophysical exploration in the leased area which does not unreasonably interfere with or endanger actual operations under the lease, and the right to grant such easements or rights-of-way upon, through, or in the leased area as may be necessary or appro- priate to the working of other lands or to the treatment and shipment of products thereof by or under authority of the Lessor; (b) the right to grant leases for any minerals other than oi l and gas within the leased area, except that operations under such leases shall not unreasonably interfere with or endanger operations under this lease; (c) the right, as provided in Section 12(d) of the Act, to restrict operations in the leased area or any part thereof which may be designated by the Secretary of Defense, with approval of the President, as being with an area needed for national defense, and so long as such designation remains in effect no operations may be conducted on the surface of the leased area or the part thereof included within the designation ex- cept with the concurrence of the Secretary of Defense. If operations or production under this lease within, any desig- nated area r •suspended pursuant to this paragraph, any payments of _als and royalty prescribed by this lease likewise shall be suspended during such period of suspension of operations and production, and the term of this lease shall be extended by adding thereto any such suspension period, and the Lessor shall be liable to the Lessee for such com- pensation as is required to be paid under the Constitution of the United States.

RESERVATIONS TO LESSOR. Al l rights in the leased area not expressly granted to the Lessee by the Act, the regulations, or this lease are hereby reserved to the Lessor. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, reserved rights include:; (a) the right to authorize geological and geophysical exploration in the leased area which does not unreasonably interfere with or endanger actual operations under the lease, and the right to grant such easements or rights-of-way upon, through, or in the leased area as may be necessary or appro- appro• priate to the working of other lands or to the treatment and shipment of products thereof by or under authority of the Lessor; (b) the right to grant leases for any minerals other than oi l oil and gas within the leased area, except that operations under such leases shall not unreasonably interfere with or endanger operations under this lease; (c) the right, as provided in Section 12(d) of the Act, to restrict operations in the leased area or any part thereof which may be designated by the Secretary of Defense, with approval of the President, as being with an area needed for national defense, and so long as such designation remains in effect no operations may be conducted on the surface of the leased area or the part thereof included within the designation ex- ex• cept with the concurrence of the Secretary of Defense. If operations or production under this lease within, any desig- desig• nated area r •suspended are susp d pursuant to this paragraph, any payments of _als and rentals royalty prescribed by this lease likewise shall be suspended during such period of suspension of operations and production, and the term of this lease shall shall' be extended by adding thereto any such suspension period, and the Lessor shall be liable to the Lessee for such com- com• pensation as is required to be paid under the Constitution of the United States.

RESERVATIONS TO LESSOR. Al l rights in the leased area not expressly granted to the Lessee by the Act, the regulations, or this lease are hereby reserved to the Lessor. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, reserved rights include:; (a) the right to authorize geological and geophysical exploration in the leased area which does not unreasonably interfere with or endanger actual operations under the lease, and the right to grant such easements or rights-of-way upon, through, or in the leased area as may be necessary or appro- appro• priate to the working of other lands or to the treatment and shipment of products thereof by or under authority of the Lessor; (b) the right to grant leases for any minerals other than oi l and gas within the leased area, except that operations under such leases shall not unreasonably interfere with or endanger operations under this lease; (c) the right, as provided in Section 12(d) of the Act, to restrict operations in the leased area or any part thereof which may be designated by the Secretary of Defense, with approval of the President, as being with an area needed for national defense, and so long as such designation remains in effect no operations may be conducted on the surface of the leased area or the part thereof included within the designation ex- ex• cept with the concurrence of the Secretary of Defense. If operations or production under this lease within, any desig- desig- (a) Royalty on Pi nated area r •suspended are sus led pursuant to this paragraph, any payments of _als and rentals ^-,d royalty prescribed by by" this lease ' le"ase likewise shall be suspended during such period of suspension of operations and production, and the term of this lease shall be extended by adding thereto any such suspension period, and the Lessor shall be liable to the Lessee for such com- com• pensation as is required to be paid under the Constitution of the United States.

RESERVATIONS TO LESSOR. Al l rights in the leased area not expressly granted to the Lessee by the Act, the regulations, or this lease are hereby reserved to the Lessor. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, reserved rights include: (a) the right to authorize geological and geophysical exploration in the leased area which does not unreasonably interfere with or endanger actual operations under the lease, and the right to grant such easements or rights-of-way upon, through, or in the leased area as may be necessary or appro- appro• priate to the working of other lands or to the treatment and shipment of products thereof by or under authority of the Lessor; (b) the right to grant leases for any minerals other than oi l oil and gas within the leased area, except that operations under such leases shall not unreasonably interfere with or endanger operations under this lease; (c) the right, as provided in Section 12(d) of the Act, to restrict operations in the irltt* * leased area or any part thereof which thereofwhich may be designated by the Secretary of Defense, with approval of the President, as being with an area needed for national defense, and so long as such designation remains in effect no operations may be conducted on the surface of the leased area or the part thereof included within the designation ex- ex• cept with the concurrence of the Secretary of Defense. If operations or production under this lease within, any desig- desig• nated area r •suspended are s nded pursuant to this paragraph, any payments of _als rentals and royalty prescribed by this lease likewise shall be suspended during such period of suspension of operations and production, and the term of this lease shall be extended by adding thereto any such suspension period, and the Lessor shall be liable to the Lessee for such com- com• pensation as is required to be paid under the Constitution of the United States.