Common use of Miscellaneous Receipts Clause in Contracts

Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) all monies received by the Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration and Appraisal xxxxx; (ii) amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) amounts received by the Contractor under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage to or loss of property; (iv) amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum Operations; (vii) amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and (viii) amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) the value of property as determined by the Designated Authority, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Production Sharing Contract, Production Sharing Contract, Production Sharing Contract

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Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) all monies received by the each Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration Xxxxx and Appraisal xxxxxXxxxx; (ii) amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) amounts received by the Contractor proceeds of any insurance or claim or judicial awards in connection with Petroleum Operations under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage Contract or any assets charged to the accounts under the Contract where such operations or loss of propertyassets have been insured and the premia charged to the accounts under the Contract; (iv) amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum OperationsOperations in accordance with the confidentiality and other applicable provisions of the Contract; (vii) amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and; (viii) interests earned on the payments made to the Decommissioning Fund; (ix) amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) the value of property as determined by the Designated Authority, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Offshore Production Sharing Contract, Production Sharing Contract

Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) all monies received by the each Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration and Appraisal xxxxx; (ii) amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) amounts received by the each Contractor under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage to or loss of property; (iv) amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum Operations; (vii) amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and (viii) amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) the value of property as determined by the Designated Authorityproperty, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.;

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Production Sharing Contract, Production Sharing Contract

Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) : all monies received by the Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) including amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration and Appraisal xxxxx; (ii) ; amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) ; amounts received by the Contractor under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage to or loss of property; (iv) ; amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) ; amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) ; amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum Operations; (vii) ; amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and (viii) and amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) and the value of property as determined by the Designated Authorityproperty, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.;

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Production Sharing Contract

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Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) all monies received by the each Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration and Appraisal xxxxx; (ii) amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) amounts received by the Contractor proceeds of any insurance or claim or judicial awards in connection with Petroleum Operations under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage Agreement or any assets charged to the accounts under the Agreement where such operations or loss of propertyassets have been insured and the premia charged to the accounts under the Agreement; (iv) amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum OperationsOperations in accordance with the confidentiality and other applicable provisions of the Agreement; (vii) amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and; (viii) interests earned on the payments made to the Decommissioning Fund; (ix) amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) the value of property as determined by the Designated Authority, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Production Sharing Contract

Miscellaneous Receipts. Miscellaneous Receipts are: (a) all monies received by the Contractor, other than for the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from a Development Area, which are directly related to the conduct of Petroleum Operations, including: (i) amounts received from the sale or other disposal of Petroleum from production testing activities undertaken in Exploration and Appraisal xxxxx; (ii) amounts received for the disposal, loss, or destruction of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (iii) amounts received by the Contractor under an insurance policy, the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs, in respect of damage to or loss of property; (iv) amounts received as insurance (the premiums of which are Recoverable Costs), compensation or indemnity in respect of Petroleum lost or destroyed prior to the Field Export Point; (v) amounts received from the hiring or leasing of property, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost; (vi) amounts received from supplying information obtained from Petroleum Operations; (vii) amounts received as charges for the use of employee amenities, the costs of which are Recoverable Costs; and (viii) amounts received in respect of expenditures which are Recoverable Costs, by way of indemnity or compensation for the incurring of the expenditure, refund of the expenditure, or rebate, discount or commission in respect of the expenditure; and (b) the value of property as determined by the Designated Authority, the cost of which is a Recoverable Cost, when that property ceases to be used in Petroleum Operations.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Production Sharing Contract

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