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To: Walt who wrote (16010)	3/17/1999 8:19:00 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 26850

Shut downs are covered in my agreement by a rental payment if they are delinquent on that payment they would forfeit the property after a certain time, minus reclamation costs. The definition you are talking about is best dealt with by taking a pen and crossing out everything except the first sentence, Royalty: No Cap on Deductions from the Royalty payable - they will scream about this and you might allow them to deduct at least tax, but you can probably get away with that if they want the ground bad enough. Walt, if you don't want to shake their hand don't sign the paper. average joe