Common use of Joint Interest Audits Clause in Contracts

Joint Interest Audits. Seller is entitled (at Seller’s expense) to resolve all Contractual Audits (whether or not being conducted as of the Effective Time) that are applicable to any periods for which Seller is responsible under this Agreement and to pay or receive (as applicable) any amounts due or receivable attributable to Seller’s current interest in the Properties that are subject to such audits.

Joint Interest Audits. Seller is entitled (at Seller’s expense) to resolve all Contractual Audits and audits by Governmental Authorities or EGPC (whether or not being conducted as of the Effective Time) that are applicable to any periods for which Seller is responsible under this Agreement and to pay or receive (as applicable) any amounts due or receivable attributable to Seller’s current interest in the Properties that are subject to such audits.

Joint Interest Audits. Seller is entitled (at Seller’s expense) to resolve all Contractual Audits (whether or not being conducted as of the Effective Time) that are applicable to any periods for which Seller is responsible under this Agreement and to pay or receive (as applicable) any amounts due or receivable attributable to Sellerthe Record Owner’s current interest in the Properties that are subject to such audits. Buyer shall provide reasonable support to Seller in connection with Contractual Audits.