Where Contractor’s Notice Sample Clauses

Where Contractor’s Notice indicates that the Discovery does not at that time merit Appraisal but may merit Appraisal or additional evaluation at a later date during the Exploration Period or during the initial period under a new petroleum agreement made pursuant to Article 14.18 below, then Contractor need not submit a proposed Appraisal Programme at that time but instead shall indicate what other studies or evaluations may be warranted before an Appraisal Programme is undertaken. Where Contractor’s Notice indicates that the Discovery will not merit appraisal at any time during the Exploration Period or during the initial period under a new petroleum agreement made pursuant to Article 14.18, then GNPC may by Notice to Contractor require Contractor to relinquish the rights to the Non-Associated Gas within that Discovery Area.
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Where Contractor’s Notice indicates that the Discovery merits the drilling of one or more Appraisal Xxxxx at that time, Contractor shall prepare and submit to the JMC the appropriate Appraisal Programme which Appraisal Programme shall be scheduled to be completed within two (2) years of the submission of the Notice to the Minister.
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Where Contractor’s Notice indicates that the Discovery does not at that time merit appraisal but may merit appraisal or additional evaluation at a later date during the Exploration Period or during the initial period under a new petroleum agreement made pursuant to Article 14.18A below, then Contractor need not submit a proposed Appraisal Programme at that time but instead shall indicate what other studies or evaluation may be warranted before an Appraisal Programme is undertaken. A timetable for such evaluation or study shall be agreed with the Minister and GNPC within one hundred and twenty (120) days of Contractor’s Notice in Article 14.18.
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Where Contractor’s Notice indicates that the Discovery will not merit appraisal at any time during the Exploration Period or during the initial period under a new petroleum agreement made pursuant to Article 14.18A, then GNPC may by notice to Contractor require Contractor to relinquish the rights to the Non-Associated Gas within that Discovery Area.
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