Legal Definitions - rental division order

A rental division order is a document used in the oil and gas industry. It is signed by those who are entitled to receive delay rentals. The order specifies the interest that each person owns and the amount of rental that each person is entitled to receive.

For example, if a group of people owns a piece of land that has oil or gas reserves, they may sign a rental division order to determine how much money each person will receive in rental payments. The order will specify the percentage of ownership for each person and the amount of rental payments that each person will receive.

Another example is if a company leases land from multiple owners for oil and gas exploration. The rental division order will specify how much rental each owner is entitled to receive based on their percentage of ownership.

The rental division order is important because it ensures that each person receives the correct amount of rental payments based on their ownership percentage. It also helps to avoid disputes between owners over rental payments.