A Tennessee Mutual Release of Oil and Gas Lease is a legal document that is signed by both the lessor and lessee to terminate an existing oil and gas lease agreement in the state of Tennessee. This mutual release allows both parties to relinquish any claims, rights, and obligations outlined in the original lease. The Mutual Release of Oil and Gas Lease signifies the voluntary agreement and understanding of both the lessor (landowner) and lessee (oil or gas exploration company) to terminate the lease agreement. This document ensures that there are no remaining obligations or future disputes between the parties regarding the lease. In Tennessee, there are two main types of Mutual Releases of Oil and Gas Lease that can be signed by both the lessor and lessee: 1. Complete Termination: This type of mutual release nullifies and terminates the entire lease agreement, releasing all parties from any obligations and liabilities associated with the lease. It effectively ends the lease and allows both parties to move forward with no further obligations or rights. 2. Partial Termination: Also known as a Partial Release, this type of mutual release only terminates specific portions or sections of the original lease agreement. It can be used when a lessee has successfully explored and developed a specific portion of the leased property, and both parties agree to release that portion or section from the lease agreement. This allows the lessor to potentially lease or use the released portion for other purposes while maintaining the lease for the remaining portions. Keywords: Tennessee, Mutual Release, Oil and Gas Lease, Lessen, Lessee, Termination, Agreement, Obligations, Rights, Complete Termination, Partial Termination, Partial Release.