MULTI-STATE LEASE FORM
The Multi-State Lease Forms includes forms of Oil & Gas Leases for the following states: Alabama, New Mexico, California, New York, Colorado, North Dakota, Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Oklahoma Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Rocky Mountain, Kentucky, South Dakota, Louisiana (North), Tennessee, Maryland, Texas, Michigan, Utah, Mississippi, Virginia, Montana, West Virginia, Nebraska & Wyoming
- In addition, there are over 300 forms of Riders that may be added to a Lease.
- The Lease forms are patterned after “Producers 88” style lease forms used in the specific states.
- The Paid-Up and Rental form Lease for Alabama, Florida, Kansas, North Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas have additions/revisions which:
- Improves the terms of the Lease from the Lessee’s perspective.
- Clarifies the terms of the Lease.
- Provides for an Effective Date.
- You select the date to coincide with the date the Lease is actually signed and delivered.
- Has a broad general granting clause.
- Provides for the Lease to remain in effect after the end of the primary term if a dry hole was drilled during the primary term, to allow for additional operations and the Lease to be perpetuated.
- Significantly changes the royalty provision for both oil and gas. Royalty payments for both are based on proceeds. On gas, the Leases specify the deductions allowed. You specify the royalty reserved by the Lessor, eliminating the need to alter the Lease form or add an addendum to change the royalty amount.
- Allows for oil or gas wells to be shut in and the Lease be perpetuated by shut in royalty payments. Shut in royalty payments are payable at the end of the 12 month period after a well is shut in rather than 90 days after shut in. Failure to pay shut in royalty does not cause the Lease to terminate, but only gives rise to an obligation to pay.
- Expands the pooling provision to allow for larger units to be created for horizontal wells. You specify the amount of acreage that may be included to a pooled unit for oil and gas. The pooling provision allows for units to be formed, amended, or terminated at any time.
- Expands the workover clause from 60 to 90 days and the notice period from 30 to 60 days.
About the Index of and Samples of forms in the program
- The forms in the Index, as listed, below, is in the same order as the forms appear in the Program. They are divided into topical Sections, with all the forms in each Section listed alphabetically.
- There are no sample forms for Acknowledgments, but Acknowledgement forms for each state listed are included in the Program.
- To view a sample of the form (the first page only), click on the title of the form. As stated, only the first page of each form is included in the sample.
KANES FORMS MULTISTATE LEASE FORMS PROGRAM MASTER INDEX Click on any of the links below to view a sample of the form.
- Lease Riders
- 1. Addendum Form
- 2. Exhibit Form
- Abstracts
- Access by Lessor
- Assignments of the Lease
- Breaches of Lease Terms
- Conflicts Between Printed Form and Added Terms
- Continuous Development; Retained Acreage; and Depth Limitations
- Conversion of an Oil or Gas Well to an Injection or Water Well
- Deductions from Royalty
- Depth Limitation
- Division Orders
- Drilling Requirements
- Execution of Lease by Less than All Lessors
- Express Covenants
- Extension of Primary Term of Lease
- Favored Nations
- Fences, Gates, Cattle Guards, Roads, Bridges, Culverts- Construction, Use and Maintenance
- Force Majeure
- Freestone Rider
- Fresh Water Protection
- Fresh Water Use and Limitations
- Gas Prices and Sales Contracts
- Geophysical and Seismic Operations
- Indemnification of Lessor
- Information to be Furnished to Lessor
- Limitation on Substances Covered by Lease
- Litigation Costs
- Livestock Protection
- Location of Wells, Lines, Roads, Tank Batteries, and Other Structures
- Minimum Royalty Payments
- Notices
- Offset Well Protection and Payment of Compensatory Royalty
- Pipeline Easements
- Pipelines-Laying and Burying
- Plugging Requirements
- Pooling
- Pugh Clause
- Reasonable Development
- Reentry of Wells
- Release of Lease
- Reservation of Additional Interests in Production
- Reservation of a Call On, or Preferential Right to Purchase Production by Lessor
- Royalty Payments
- Salt Water-Disposal, Storage, and Handling
- Separate Leases on Multiple Tracts of Lands Described in One Oil and Gas Lease
- Shut-In Gas Royalty
- Shut-In Oil Royalty
- Surface Damage Payments
- Surface Pits
- Surface Restoration and Reparation
- Surface Use By Lessee and Accommodation With Use of the Surface
- Surface-Unauthorized Use
- Survey of Lands Included in Producing or Proration Units
- Take or Pay Gas Contracts
- Taking or Marketing Royalty Oil and Gas in Kind
- Termination of Lease as Part of Lands
- Theft of Production-Prevention by Lessee
- Title Curative
- Top Leases
- Top Leasing Prohibition
- Use of Produced Oil or Gas by Lessor
- Warranty
- Water Wells Drilled by Lessee
- a. Index-Lease Riders
- b. Information About Lease Riders
- New Lease Forms
- Alabama Producers 88, Paid Up, Pooling
- Arkansas Producers 88 Paid Up-Pooling
- Arkansas Producers 88 Rental-Pooling
- Florida Producers 88, Paid Up, Pooling
- Kansas Producers 88 Paid Up-Pooling
- Kansas Producers 88 Rental-Pooling
- Mississippi Producers 88, Paid Up, Pooling
- New Mexico, Paid Up, Pooling
- New Mexico, Rental, Pooling
- North Louisiana, Paid Up Pooling
- Oklahoma, Paid Up
- Oklahoma, Rental
- Producers 88 - Texas - Paid Up-Pooling
- Producers 88 - Texas- Rental-Pooling
- Water Use - Disposal Agreements and Leases
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