New Mexico Partial Assignment of Production Payment Interests, Diversionary Interests, Option Rights, Leasehold Interests, and Rights Under Management Agreement are legal and financial terms commonly used within the oil and gas industry. These terms define specific rights and interests associated with the exploration, production, and management of oil and gas resources in the state of New Mexico. A partial assignment refers to the transfer of a portion of an individual's or entity's ownership interest in a production payment. Production payment interests represent the right to receive a portion of the revenue generated from the sale of oil and gas produced from a specific property or lease. By partially assigning these interests, the assignor grants another party the right to a portion of the revenue or payment stream tied to the underlying production. Similarly, diversionary interests involve the transfer of ownership rights, but with a specific condition. In this case, the transfer of ownership is temporary, and the rights revert to the original owner after a specified event or condition occurs. Diversionary interests can exist in various forms, such as the reversion of mineral rights to the lessor after the expiration of a lease or the reversion of production payment interests to the original owner after a certain period. Option rights are contractual rights that grant the holder the option to acquire or sell specific assets, in this case, oil and gas leaseholds or production payment interests, at a predetermined price within a specified period. These rights provide flexibility and strategic advantages to the party holding the option, allowing them to capitalize on favorable market conditions or protect themselves against potential losses. Leasehold interests, also known as oil and gas leases, refer to the rights granted by the mineral rights' owner (lessor) to an entity (lessee) for the exploration and production of oil and gas on a specific property. Leasehold interests typically include provisions for payment of royalties or rental fees, drilling obligations, and other terms and conditions that govern the exploration and production activities. Rights under a management agreement pertain to the delegation and management of certain rights and responsibilities associated with the operation and administration of oil and gas properties. A management agreement is a contractual arrangement between the owner of the mineral rights or leasehold interests (principal) and a management company (agent). The management company assumes various duties, such as coordinating operations, making investment decisions, and overseeing compliance with regulatory requirements, on behalf of the principal. Different types of partial assignments, diversionary interests, option rights, leasehold interests, and rights under management agreement can vary based on the specific terms and conditions outlined in the contracts or agreements. Such variations may include the percentage of interests assigned, the duration of diversionary rights, the scope of option rights, the size and location of leasehold interests, and the extent of management responsibilities. It is essential to consult legal professionals and industry experts to understand the specifics of each type and the implications for all parties involved.