Tex. Estates Code § 358.201
This is the official text of Tex. Estates Code § 358.201, part of Texas’s Estates Code — governs wills, probate, and estate administration.
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§ 358.201. AUTHORIZATION FOR EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTS.
Official statutory text
As to any mineral lease or pooling or unitization agreement, executed on behalf of an estate or by a former owner of land, minerals, or royalty affected by the lease or agreement, the personal representative of the estate being administered may, without further court order and without consideration, execute:
(1) division orders;
(2) transfer orders;
(3) instruments of correction;
(4) instruments designating depository banks for the receipt of delay rentals or shut-in gas well royalty to accrue or become payable under the terms of the lease; and
(5) similar instruments relating to the lease or agreement and the property covered by the lease or agreement.
(1) division orders;
(2) transfer orders;
(3) instruments of correction;
(4) instruments designating depository banks for the receipt of delay rentals or shut-in gas well royalty to accrue or become payable under the terms of the lease; and
(5) similar instruments relating to the lease or agreement and the property covered by the lease or agreement.
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