Merchantable and Mineable Coal Sample Clauses

Merchantable and Mineable Coal. The term “merchantable and mineable coal,” as used in this Sublease shall have the same meaning (for such term or similar term, such as “mineable and merchantable coal”) as in the applicable Base Lease. If it is found and reported to Sublessee in writing by an agent of Sublessor that in the progress of the work any areas of merchantable and mineable coal have been passed by or abandoned with the result that coal has not been mined and removed, which in accordance with accepted overburden/coal ratio criterion or in accordance with good mining practice should have been mined and removed, it shall be the duty of Sublessee to return as soon as possible to such areas and mine and remove the coal therefrom, or failing so to do, Sublessee shall account for the coal contained therein and pay the royalty therefor the same as though it had been mined. If there is a dispute between Sublessor and Sublessee as to whether Sublessee has passed by or abandoned any coal which should have been mined and removed as above provided, such dispute shall be submitted to arbitration in the manner provided in this Sublease.
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