Operations by Fewer Than Sample Clauses

Operations by Fewer Than. All Parties If, after the election (if applicable) made under Article 10.8.3 (Second Opportunity to Participate), fewer than all but one (2) or more Parties having a combined Working Interest of fifty-one percent (51%) or more elect to participate in the proposed operation that takes precedence, the proposing Party shall notify the Participating Parties and each Participating Party shall have twenty four (24) hours, inclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays, after receipt of the notice to notify the proposing Party of the portion of the costs and risks attributable to the total Non-participating Parties' interests it elects to pay and bear. Unless otherwise agreed by the Participating Parties,. each Participating Party may, but shall not be obligated to, pay and bear that portion of the costs and risks attributable to the total Non-participating Parties' interests in the ratio that the Participating Party's interest bears to the total interests of all Participating Parties who elect to pay and bear a portion of costs and risks attributable to the Non-participating Parties' interests. Failure to respond shall be deemed to be an election not to pay or bear any additional costs or risks. If the Participating Parties agree to pay and bear one hundred percent (100%) of the costs and risks of the operation, Operator, subject to Article 4.2 (Substitute Operator), shall conduct the operation as a Non-consent Operation for the benefit of the Participating Parties, and the provisions of Article 13 (Non-consent Operations) shall apply. If such agreement is not obtained, however, the operation shall not be conducted and the effect shall be as if the proposal had not been made. If a Participating Party in a well elects not to participate in the Deepening or Sidetracking operation in the well, such non-consenting Party shall become a Non-participating Party in all operations conducted in the Deepened or Sidetracked portion of the well after that election. If the Non-consent Operation is an Additional Testing, coring, or logging operation, Article 13 (Non-consent Operations) shall not apply, however, a Party electing not to participate in the Additional Testing, coring, or logging shall not be entitled to information resulting from the operation.
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Operations by Fewer Than. All Parties 36 11.8.5 Subsequent Operations 37 11.8.6 Restoration of Damaged Well 37
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Operations by Fewer Than. All Parties (Alternative 3) 40 12.3 Ownership and Use of the Platform and Development Facilities 41 12.4 Rights to Take in Kind 42 12.5 Expansion or Modification of a Platform and/or Development Facilities 43 12.6 Offsite Host Facilities 43
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  • Application and Operation of Agreement Clause No. Title

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  • Application and Operation Subject Matter Clause No.

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