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Royalty Interest

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royalty interest
The proportional ownership interest by the owner of oil and gas rights in income produced by the asset. See also overriding royalty interest.

Royalty Interest
An interest in the oil and gas in place that entitles the holder to a specified fraction, in kind or in value, of the total production from the property, free of any expense of development and operation.


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