A Delaware Assignment of Production Payment Measured by Quantity of Production is a legal document that assigns the payment received from production activities to a party based on the quantity of production. This type of assignment is commonly used in the oil and gas industry, where the payment is linked to the amount of resources extracted. This assignment agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of the assignor (usually the producer or the individual/entity entitled to the production payment) and the assignee (the party receiving the payment). It establishes the conditions under which the assignor will transfer the assigned payment to the assignee. There are different types of Delaware Assignment of Production Payment Measured by Quantity of Production agreements that can be categorized based on specific conditions or modifications. These variations include: 1. Fixed Quantity Assignment: This type of assignment fixes a certain quantity of production for which the assignor will provide payment to the assignee. 2. Percentage-Based Assignment: Here, the assignment is determined by a percentage of the total production. The assignee will receive a portion of the production payment based on the assigned percentage. 3. Adjusted Quantity Assignment: In this arrangement, the assignment is adjusted based on factors such as market conditions, production costs, or other mutually agreed-upon variables. 4. Time-Based Assignment: This type of assignment measures the production payment based on the time period during which the production occurs, rather than focusing solely on the quantity of production. 5. Royalty-Based Assignment: This agreement assigns a portion of the production payment as royalty to the assignee, providing them with a share of the profits generated from the production activities. It is crucial that both the assignor and assignee thoroughly understand the terms and conditions of the Delaware Assignment of Production Payment Measured by Quantity of Production agreement and consult legal professionals specializing in this area when drafting or entering into such contracts.