Royalty Deed definition
Examples of Royalty Deed in a sentence
The Payors shall, upon request of the Payee, sign and deliver to the Payee, and the Payee may register or otherwise record against titles to the Property, the Royalty Deed and such form of notice or other document as the Payee may reasonably request to evidence the Royalty as an interest in land or to give notice of the existence of the Royalty to Third Parties including, for greater certainty, any Property acquired following the Execution Date.
As provided in Section 3(j), the Royalty Deed shall be recorded against the Property and as recorded, shall be the only Encumbrance on the Property, other than Permitted Encumbrances.
If at any time following the Execution Date, there exists Encumbrances on the Property recorded prior to the Royalty Deed, other than Permitted Encumbrances, the Royalty Payor Parties shall promptly notify the Payee and arrange for the discharge of such Encumbrances, including paying such liabilites, or deliver to the Payee a No Interest Letter in respect thereof.