Access to Certain Data in a Mine Area Sample Clauses

Access to Certain Data in a Mine Area. In connection with Gas Party’s and Coal Party’s cooperation and safety efforts in a Mine Area, upon reasonable prior notice by either Gas Party or Coal Party (the “Data Requesting Party”), the other Party shall give the Data Requesting Party access to (a) the results of any core hole samples and desorption tests relating to the Coal Gas or coal, as applicable, relating to any Third Party leasehold or fee-owned property in which both Gas Party has a Gas Interest and Coal Party has a Coal Interest, (b) any title studies, opinions, or reports relating to any Third Party leasehold or fee-owned property in which both Gas Party has a Gas Interest and Coal Party has a Coal Interest, provided, however, that the scope of Data Requesting Party’s access to the foregoing shall be limited to information that is relevant to the Data Requesting Party’s Coal Interests or Gas Interests, as applicable, and (c) any information reasonably requested by the Data Requesting Party in connection with and reasonably necessary with respect to the drilling of any Protected Well or Non-Protected Well through a coal seam owned or controlled by Coal Party, in each case, to the extent permitted by Existing Permits/Agreements or confidentiality or other restrictions of any agreement with a Third Party; provided, however, Gas Party shall not be required to provide any information with respect to any other coal seams, formations or zones, or any other property interests whatsoever, other than the coal seams owned or controlled by Coal Party in the pertinent Mine Area at the time the request is made. Gas Party and Coal Party shall each use its commercially reasonable efforts to share, without formal request from the other, the information set forth on Exhibit B with respect to the drilling of any Protected Well or Non-Protected Well in a Mine Area. Coal Party and Gas Party agree that all information furnished by the other Party hereunder is proprietary and confidential and will be protected as provided in Section 8.15 hereof, and each shall attempt to protect any attorney client privilege of any title studies, opinions, or reports that are made available to it by the other.
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