When Are Royalty Payments Suspended?

When Are Royalty Payments Suspended?

Royalty payments may be suspended until certain conditions are satisfied.  Generally, royalty payments may be suspended for reasons such as a missing Tax ID, incorrect address, assignment of interest, notice of death, lack of documentation/title confirming ownership, or disputes involving proper division of interest or ownership of interests in the minerals produced.

Amounts due are accumulated and released when a resolution has been reached and all related documents have been received and processed. 

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