Common use of The Obligation Clause in Contracts

The Obligation. After each Computation Period and on or before the Payment Date for that Computation Period, Assignor shall tender to Assignee the Assignee Proceeds for the applicable Computation Period, plus, to the extent applicable, (i) all of the proceeds to be paid to Assignee from the sale of Assignee Minerals produced during any prior Computation Periods, to the extent not previously paid to Assignee, (ii) any amounts payable to Assignee under Section 1.05(b) for the most recently completed Computation Period and (iii) any amounts (including any interest earned thereon) that were previously deposited with a Third Person escrow agent in accordance with Section 5.01(d) and subsequently determined by Assignor to be validly owing to Assignee. All such amounts shall be transmitted to Assignee by Assignor by means of wire transfer of funds to a bank account specified by Assignee pursuant to written instructions which shall remain in effect until and unless changed by subsequent written notice to Assignor.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Mortgage (Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust), Term Overriding Royalty Interest Conveyance (Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust), Term Overriding Royalty Interest Conveyance (Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust)