Non-Cost-Bearing Interest Sample Clauses

Non-Cost-Bearing Interest. The Production Payment shall be free and clear of (a) all Direct Taxes, other than PP Severance Taxes, (b) all costs and expenses associated with acquiring, exploring, developing, maintaining, producing, operating, reworking, recompleting, and remediating the Subject Interests, and (c) all Delivery Charges. All Direct Taxes (other than PP Severance Taxes), all such other costs and expenses, and all Delivery Charges shall be borne by the Retained Interests and paid by Grantor promptly, on or before the dates the same become due and owing. In addition, Grantor will promptly (and in any event within 30 days after receiving any notice or statement for the same) pay all Reimbursable Expenses which have been incurred and are unpaid and reimburse Grantee or Beneficiaries for any Reimbursable Expenses which have been paid by Grantee or Beneficiaries. Each amount which is to be paid by Grantor pursuant to this Section 2.4 which is instead paid by Grantee or Beneficiaries shall bear interest at the Agreed Rate on each day from and including the date of such payment until but not including the date repaid by Grantor.
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Non-Cost-Bearing Interest. The Production Payment is free and clear of, and GRANTEE is not responsible for, (i) all Direct Taxes and (ii) all costs and expense associated with acquiring, exploring, developing, maintaining, producing and operating the Subject Interests or of delivering Gas produced therefrom to the Delivery Point. GRANTOR shall pay all Direct Taxes promptly on or before the date they become due and owing. GRANTEE shall bear all taxes relating to the Production Payment other than Direct Taxes.
Non-Cost-Bearing Interest. (a) The Production Payment conveyed pursuant hereto is a non-expense bearing interest in the Subject Interests, free and clear of (i) all Direct Taxes, (other than Production Payment Severance Taxes), (ii) all costs, risks and expenses associated with acquiring, exploring, developing, maintaining, producing, operating, reworking, recompleting, and remediating the Subject Interests, (iii) all Delivery Charges and (iv) all Hedging Costs and is a non-operating interest. All Direct Taxes (other than Production Payment Severance Taxes), all such other costs and expenses, and all Delivery Charges shall be borne by the Retained Interests and paid by Working Interest Owner promptly, on or before the dates the same become due and owing. Production Payment Owner shall not be liable or responsible in any way for payment of any costs, expenses or liabilities in respect of the Subject Interests or any portion thereof or incurred in connection with the production or delivery of Production Payment Hydrocarbons. In addition, Working Interest Owner will promptly (and in any event within 30 days after receiving any notice or statement for the same) pay all Reimbursable Expenses which have been incurred and are unpaid and reimburse Production Payment Owner for any Reimbursable Expenses which have been paid by Production Payment Owner. Each amount which is to be paid by Working Interest Owner pursuant to this Section 2.3 which is instead paid by Production Payment Owner shall bear interest at the Agreed Rate on each day from and including the date of such payment until but not including the date repaid by Working Interest Owner.

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