"No, I wasn't omitting the amount. It's actually written as "$null" on the division order. I guess I should call them on Tuesday and ask them about it."
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"Thanks Skip. I understand the reason for the clause but it's usually an amount ($50 or $100). I've never seen the term "null" used in this instance. Not sure how to interpret that."
Division order question
I just received a division order for the Stewart 30h-1 well of which I have a non participating royalty interest. There is a clause on the division order that has me puzzled. It reads:"Payor may accrue proceeds until the total amount equals $null, or pay null, whichever occurs first, or as required by applicable state statutes."I've never encountered this in an order before and was wondering if I should be concerned and have it changed or not worry about it. Thanks for any info.See More
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