A California Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest refers to a legal document that allows the partial release of a lien on an assigned overriding royalty interest in the state of California. This document is used to release a portion of the lien that has been placed on the assigned overriding royalty interest, while still maintaining the lien on the remaining portion. In California, when an overriding royalty interest is assigned, a lien may be placed on it as a form of security or collateral. The lien ensures that the assignee has a legal claim to the assigned overriding royalty interest, should the assignor fail to meet their obligations or repay any debts owed. However, there may be situations where a partial release of the lien is necessary. There are different types of California Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest, depending on the nature of the release. Some common types include: 1. Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest — This type of release is used when the assignee and assignor agree to release a specific portion of the lien on the assigned overriding royalty interest. The release is typically proportional to the amount that has been repaid or fulfilled by the assignor. 2. Conditional Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest — This type of release is contingent upon certain conditions being met by the assignor. It specifies that the release will only take effect once the assignor fulfills certain obligations or meets specific criteria. 3. Time-limited Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest — This type of release is valid for a specific period. It allows the assignor to release a part of the lien for a predetermined duration, after which the lien automatically applies again, unless further agreements are made. The California Partial Release of Lien on Assigned Overriding Royalty Interest document outlines the terms and conditions of the partial release, including the portion of the lien being released, the amount or criteria involved, and any other relevant provisions. It is important to consult with legal professionals to accurately draft and execute this document to ensure compliance with California laws and regulations surrounding assigned overriding royalty interests.