Property Ownership
Oklahoma's oil and gas leases typically run for a primary term (e.g., 3-5 years) and thereafter as long as:
AThe lessee continues to pay delay rentals
BProduction in paying quantities is maintained✓ Correct
CThe original lessor is alive
DThe Oklahoma Corporation Commission approves annual extensions
Explanation
A standard oil and gas lease continues after the primary term as long as there is production in paying quantities. If production ceases for an extended period, the lease may terminate by its own terms ('habendum clause').
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