Oil and Gas Field Practice Sample Clauses

Oil and Gas Field Practice. To Vendor’s Knowledge, the Wxxxx have, in all material respects, been drilled and if completed, completed and if abandoned, abandoned in compliance with all Regulations existing at the relevant time;
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Oil and Gas Field Practice. To its Knowledge, where Vendor was the operator at the relevant time, the Wellx xxxated to the Lands have, in all material respects, been drilled and if completed, completed and if abandoned, abandoned in compliance with all statutes, rules and regulations existing at the relevant time;
Oil and Gas Field Practice. To its Knowledge, where Vendor was the operator at the relevant time, the Xxxxx related to the Lands have, in all material respects, been drilled and if completed, completed and if abandoned, abandoned in compliance with all statutes, rules and regulations existing at the relevant time;

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