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& Payment
ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Buyers are required to pay for all winning
bids in full within 24 hours of purchase. Bank letters of
guarantee are required for all on-line transactions.
After
the close of the auction, The Clearinghouse will mail or fax
an invoice to the high bidder for the total of all successful
high bids. Invoices consist of the following three items:
~Summary Invoice consisting of a listing
of the high bid for all lots you purchased at the auction,
plus any taxes due, recording and/or governmental filing fees
necessary to process assignments and transfer properties.
~Detailed
Invoice consisting of the purchase
price for each individual lot purchased and specific information
for such lot.
~Payment
Instructions detailing
wiring instructions to the escrow agent.
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All
payments should be made payable to Compass Bank
as escrow agent and are due and payable
in full immediately. Payment must be made by wire transfer
of immediately available funds. A company check or personal
check will be accepted if sent by express mail. Cashier's
checks are acceptable from floor bidders only. Checks
should be immediately sent by express delivery to the attention
of The Clearinghouse to the following physical address:
The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse L.L.C.
390 Benmar Street Suite 100
Houston, Texas 77060
Phone: 281.873.4600
ATTN: Manager of Accounting
NON-PAYMENT
NOTICE: HIGH BIDDERS ARE OBLIGATED TO CONSUMMATE ALL PURCHASES BY
PAYING FOR ALL BIDS IN WHICH YOU ARE THE SUCCESSFUL HIGH BIDDER.
WITHOUT LIMITATION, BIDDERS SHALL BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY EXPENSES,
LEGAL FEES, COURT COSTS AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES INCURRED BY THE CLEARINGHOUSE
OR THE SELLER OF PROPERTIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE COLLECTION
OF SUCH PAYMENTS.
Conveyancing
Upon confirmation of receipt of payment,
The Clearinghouse will forward:
1 -
A COPY of all Conveyance Documents, and
2 -
The signature page(s) of assignments, deeds, bills of sale,
letters-in-lieu, change-of- operator forms and other related
transfer documents for the Buyer's execution.
Buyers
should promptly execute, witness and notarize each original
signature page, and promptly return same to The Clearinghouse (Attn:
Land Dept) by express delivery. The Clearinghouse will file the
ORIGINAL for public recordation or approval. Once returned, the
ORIGINAL recorded documents will be sent to the Buyer and a COPY
to the Seller of the property.
Property
Files & Records
Files and records on purchased properties will either be shipped
to the buyer or be available for pickup at The Clearinghouse
offices once:
1
- Payment in full has been received by Compass Bank,
as escrow agent for The Clearinghouse.
2
- Signature pages to all assignments/conveyancing
documents have been properly signed, notarized and returned
to The Clearinghouse for recordation.
3
- All governmental/BIA forms have
been completed to the satisfaction of The Clearinghouse. All
bonding requirements have been satisfied and any pre-existing
preferential rights to purchase are waived.
Shipped
files and records will be sent C.O.D. to the buyer.
State, Federal &
BIA Properties
Buyers must be in compliance with any and all governmental regulations,
including, without limitation, posting bonds, submitting evidence
of authority to execute, Articles of Incorporation, etc. before
the specific Governmental Agency will approve the assignment
into the Buyer. Non-compliance with these regulations will delay
the process of transferring ownership from the Seller to the
Buyer until all applicable requirements are met. Failure or
refusal by the Buyer to comply with said applicable regulations
within a reasonable time, after notification of non-compliance,
shall result in forfeiture of the purchase price as liquidated
damages and re-assignment and return of the property to Seller
free and clear of any encumbrances which were not in existence
prior to Seller's conveyance of the property to Buyer.
Notice
Concerning Operated Properties
All
buyers purchasing properties currently operated by the Seller are
responsible for obtaining appropriate approvals from other joint
interest owners before being designated as the successor operator.
Balloting may be required under the terms of any joint operating
agreement(s) or other contractual arrangements governing operator
selection and the authorities granted to the operator.
Bonding
Prior to becoming a successor operator, buyers of operated
properties will be required to satisfy all state, federal
or tribal bonding requirements affecting purchased properties.
FAILURE TO FURNISH PROOF OF BONDING
WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE SALE WILL RESULT IN FORFEITURE OF THE
PROPERTY AND PURCHASE PRICE.
For any property currently operated by the Seller, written
notification of operatorship approvals and proof of having
met all necessary bonding requirements must be furnished to
The Clearinghouse prior to any conveyancing documents being
filed of record.
Notification
and/or proof of such operator approvals and bonding should
be immediately mailed or faxed to The Clearinghouse.
Transfer
of Operations Title will not be transferred to the buyer until:
1 - All properties are paid for in full.
2 - Buyer has properly and fully executed
all conveyancing documents necessary to transfer title,
including change of operator forms, governmental forms,
etc.
3 - All
preferential rights to purchase have been waived.
4 - Buyer has furnished proof of having met
all bonding requirements; and
5 - Buyer
has made appropriate arrangements with the Seller for an
orderly transfer of operator responsibilities (applicable
only to operated properties).
Thank
you for your participation in The Clearinghouse's Selective Offering ®. |