Other Owner Crude Sample Clauses

Other Owner Crude. It is expressly agreed by the Parties that, except as specifically provided herein, Producer does not dedicate to the performance of this Agreement any Crude Oil attributable to the interests of other non-Affiliate working interest owners, non-Affiliate overriding royalty owners or royalty owners ("Other Owners") in the Wxxxx or Leases operated by Producer within the Area of Dedication. However, in the event Other Owners fail to take their shares of production in kind from time to time, and such shares of production are not subject to prior dedications to third party gatherers, and Producer elects to arrange for the temporary disposition of the shares of production of such Other Owners, then the Crude attributable to such shares of Other Owners ("Other Owner Crude") shall be deemed to be "Producer's Crude"; provided, however, that such Other Owner Crude shall not thereby become dedicated to this Agreement and shall not be entitled to receive the highest priority of service afforded Producer's Crude pursuant to Section 3.5 except as required by law or applicable tariff without ratification or other formal agreement by the Other Owners, and such Other Owners shall retain their right and obligation to take their share of production in kind. To the extent Producer tenders Other Owner Crude, Producer represents and warrants to Transporter, its successors and assigns, that Producer has the right to deliver for gathering to Transporter the allocated share of Other Owner Crude tendered by Producer and indemnifies Transporter accordingly.
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