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Waiving Extension Fees In OilFinanicer, extension fees for oil rights can be waived by participating in the drilling of a neighboring well. If a deal is made to drill a well directly adjacent or diagonal to your oil right and you are participating somehow in that deal, your extension fees will be waived and your right will be extended for another 30 OF days. If you are not a participant in this deal, then you have to pay the extension fees before its due date or lose the right. This "participant" clause will be interpreted rather freely. For example, let's assume that Joint Venture D is drilling a deep exploration well. Joint Venture E has three rights next to this well. If there is one common partner between the two joint ventures, Joint Venture E will have the fees for all three rights waived and the rights will be extended by another 30 OF days.
It is possible that a deal could waive the fees for all eight of the neighboring oil rights (four adjacent and four diagonal). Oil Rights more than one square away do not count for waiving of the extension fee. The new extension fee will be the former extension rate or the current extension rate, whichever is less.
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