Rhode Island Assignment and Bill of Sale of Gathering Systems for Undivided Interests in Multiple Gathering Systems Description: The Rhode Island Assignment and Bill of Sale of Gathering Systems for Undivided Interests in Multiple Gathering Systems is a legal document used to transfer the ownership rights of gathering systems for undivided interests in multiple gathering systems. This document is commonly used in the oil and gas industry when there are multiple parties involved in the ownership of gathering systems, such as pipelines and associated facilities. Keywords: — Rhode Island: This document is specific to the state of Rhode Island, implying that it adheres to the laws and regulations of the state. — Assignment: Refers to the transfer of ownership rights from one party to another. In this context, it is used to indicate the transfer of gathering systems' ownership. — Bill of Sale: A legal document that acts as evidence for the transfer of ownership. The bill of sale provides details about the transaction, parties involved, and the specific assets being transferred. — Gathering Systems: Refers to a network of pipelines and associated facilities used to gather and transport oil, gas, or other resources from the production site to a processing or distribution facility. — Undivided Interests: Indicates partial ownership or rights held by multiple parties in the gathering systems. Each party has an undivided share of the overall ownership, meaning they don't have exclusive rights to specific parts of the systems. Types of Rhode Island Assignment and Bill of Sale of Gathering Systems for Undivided Interests in Multiple Gathering Systems (if applicable): 1. Standard Assignment and Bill of Sale: This is the most common type of assignment and bill of sale used in Rhode Island for transferring ownership rights of gathering systems with undivided interests. It outlines the terms, conditions, and specifics of the transfer. 2. Limited Assignment and Bill of Sale: This type is used when there are certain limitations or conditions on the transfer of ownership rights. It may include provisions for time-limited interests, specific geographic areas, or limited use of the gathering systems. 3. Partial Assignment and Bill of Sale: When only a portion of the undivided interests in multiple gathering systems is being transferred, a partial assignment is used. This type outlines the specific percentage or fraction of the ownership being transferred. 4. Joint Assignment and Bill of Sale: In cases where multiple parties are transferring their undivided interests collectively, a joint assignment and bill of sale is used. This document ensures that the transfer is properly coordinated and all parties are in agreement. Note: The specific types of assignments and bills of sale may vary based on the unique requirements of the parties involved and the nature of the gathering systems. It is advisable to consult with legal professionals to ensure compliance with Rhode Island's laws and regulations.