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Division Order decimal interest question

Started Jul 7

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Independent Landman Mar 26, 2013.

 

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Division order decimal interest

Division order decimal interest. Sorry, I posted my comment/question on general forum. Any comments or solutions/suggestions would be appreciated. Ringo RooSee More
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Division Order decimal interest question

Oil co has lowered the Division Order decimal interest on my latest gas royalty statements and claim I have a “negative balance“ on this particular 1000 acre gas well. I own four or five little pieces of the well and all the diff decimals add up to the exact amount on my division order, but  my latest checks indicate a slightly lower total decimal interest (Which makes a BIG difference in my net $ amt.). I was never notified of this change, which is required on the div order and lease…See More
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At 3:29pm on July 7, 2020, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…

Ask Julie (jffree1) if something has changed regarding the unit such as an amendment that adjusted the size in acres.  Texas allows this.  Operators can add and subtract tracts from unit boundaries. They can add tracts until a unit boundary runs up against the next unit boundary.  Obviously adding unit acreage would cause an adjustment in your decimal interest. 

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