Mineral owner means any person or persons who presently own the mineral estate, their successors, assigns, or predecessors in title, under a specified tract of land by means of a mineral deed, or by an exception or reservation in the deed, grant, or conveyance of the surface, or by any other means whatsoever.
Mineral owner means any person who owns, leases, mines and produces, or who has the right to
Mineral owner s Royalty" means the share of oil and gas
Examples of Mineral owner in a sentence
Mineral owner brings a case saying your lease is gone, you didn’t drill within sufficient time.
New oil and gas lease contains lessor’s royalty of 1/5.3. Mineral owner and royalty owner each filed motion for summary judgment to determine quantum of NPRI reserved.
Mineral owner means any person or entity owning 10 percent or more of the mineral estate for a permit.
More Definitions of Mineral owner
Mineral owner means the owner of the mineral rights title under a piece of property, who will generally be the lessor who is able to convey a leasehold agreement (lease).
Mineral owner means any person who owns, leases, mines and produces, or who has the right to mine and produce minerals and to appropriate such minerals that he produces therefrom, either for himself or for himself and others.
Mineral owner means any person having title or right of ownership in subsurface oil or leasehold interest therein.
Mineral owner means any person or persons who presently own the mineral estate,
Mineral owner means, as identified in the records of the
Mineral owner means a person owning the mineral estate or
Mineral owner means all Persons (other than the Federal Government) which own or lease oil and gas or mineral extraction rights at or below the Project Site and whose oil and gas or mineral extraction rights are not controlled by a Mineral Operator.