Common use of Restriction on Operations Clause in Contracts

Restriction on Operations. Subject to Section 8.1.a., unless Seller obtains the prior written consent of Buyer to act otherwise, Seller will use good-faith efforts within the constraints of the applicable operating agreements and other applicable agreements not to (i) abandon any part of the Assets (except in the ordinary course of business or the abandonment of leases upon the expiration of their respective primary terms or if not capable of production in paying quantities), (ii) except for capital projects which are deemed to be approved, approve any operations on the Assets anticipated in any instance to cost the owner of the Assets more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) per activity net to Seller's interest (excepting emergency operations, operations required under presently existing contractual obligations, ongoing commitments under existing AFEs and operations undertaken to avoid a monetary penalty or forfeiture provision of any applicable agreement or order), (iii) convey or dispose of any material part of the Assets (other than replacement of equipment or sale of oil, gas, and other liquid products produced from the Assets in the regular course of business) or enter into any farmout, farmin or other similar contract affecting the Assets (iv) let lapse any insurance now in force with respect to the Assets, or (v) materially modify or terminate any contract material to the operation of the Assets.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Berry Petroleum Co)

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Restriction on Operations. Subject to Section 8.1.a., unless Seller obtains the prior written consent of Buyer to act otherwise, Seller will use good-faith efforts within the constraints of the applicable operating agreements and other applicable agreements not to (i) abandon any part of the Assets (except in the ordinary course of business or the abandonment of leases upon the expiration of their respective primary terms or if not capable of production in paying quantities), (ii) except for capital projects which are deemed to be approved, approve any operations on the Assets anticipated in any instance to cost the owner of the Assets more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) 25,000 per activity net to Seller's interest (excepting emergency operations, operations required under presently existing contractual obligations, ongoing commitments under existing AFEs and operations undertaken to avoid a monetary penalty or forfeiture provision of any applicable agreement or order), (iii) convey or dispose of any material part of the Assets (other than replacement of equipment or sale of oil, gas, and other liquid products produced from the Assets in the regular course of business) or enter into any farmout, farmin or other similar contract affecting the Assets (iv) let lapse any insurance now in force with respect to the Assets, or (v) materially modify or terminate any contract material to the operation of included in the Assets.

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Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Williams Companies Inc)

Restriction on Operations. Subject to Section 8.1.a., unless Seller obtains the prior written consent of Buyer to act otherwise, Seller will use good-faith efforts within the constraints of the applicable operating agreements and other applicable agreements not to (i) abandon any part of the Assets (except in the ordinary course of business or the abandonment of leases upon the expiration of their respective primary terms or if not capable of production in paying quantities), (ii) except for capital projects which are deemed to be approved, approve any operations on the Assets properties anticipated in any instance to cost the owner of the Assets more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) 10,000.00 per activity net to Seller's interest (excepting emergency operations, operations required under presently existing contractual obligations, ongoing commitments under existing AFEs and operations undertaken to avoid a monetary penalty or forfeiture provision of any applicable agreement or order), (iii) convey or dispose of any material part of the Assets (other than replacement of equipment or sale of oil, gas, and other liquid products produced from the Assets in the regular course of business) or enter into any farmout, farmin or other similar contract affecting the Assets Assets, (iv) let lapse any insurance now in force with respect to the Assets, or (v) materially modify or terminate any contract material to the operation of the Assets.

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Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Bill Barrett Corp)

Restriction on Operations. Subject to Section 8.1.a.8.1(a), unless Seller obtains the prior written consent of Buyer to act otherwiseotherwise (which, will not be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned), prior to Closing Seller will use good-good faith efforts within the constraints of the applicable operating agreements and other applicable agreements to not to (i) abandon any part of the Assets (except in the ordinary course of business or the abandonment of leases upon the expiration of their respective primary terms or if not capable of production in paying quantities), (ii) except for capital projects which are deemed to be approved, approve any operations on the Assets properties anticipated in any instance to cost the owner of the Assets more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) 10,000 per activity net to Seller's interest (excepting emergency operations, operations required under presently existing contractual obligations, ongoing commitments under existing AFEs and operations undertaken to avoid a monetary penalty or forfeiture provision of any applicable agreement or order), (iii) convey or dispose of any material part of the Assets (other than replacement of equipment or sale of oil, gas, and other liquid products produced from the Assets in the regular course of business) or enter into any farmout, farmin or other similar contract affecting the Assets if the net expense to Seller's interest will be in excess of $10,000, (iv) let lapse any insurance now in force with respect to the Assets, or (vvi) materially modify or terminate any contract material to the operation of the AssetsMaterial Agreements.

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Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Bill Barrett Corp)

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Restriction on Operations. Subject Except for the Current Operations and subject to Section 8.1.a.8.1(a), unless FRI and Seller obtains the prior written consent of Buyer to act otherwise, prior to the Closing Date FRI and Seller will use good-good faith efforts within the constraints of the applicable operating agreements and other applicable agreements to not to (i) abandon any part of the Assets (except in the ordinary course of business or the abandonment of leases upon the expiration of their respective primary terms or if not capable of production in paying quantities), (ii) except for capital projects which are deemed to be approved, approve any operations on the Assets properties anticipated in any instance to cost the owner of the Assets more than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) 50,000 per activity net to Seller's ’s interest (excepting emergency operations, operations required under presently existing contractual obligations, ongoing commitments under existing AFEs and operations undertaken to avoid a monetary penalty or forfeiture provision of any applicable agreement or order), (iii) convey or dispose of any material part of the Assets (other than replacement of equipment or the sale of oil, gas, and other liquid products produced from the Assets in the regular ordinary course of business) or enter into any farmout, farmin or other similar contract affecting the Assets if the net expense to Seller’s interest will be in excess of $50,000, (iv) let lapse any insurance now in force with respect to the Assets, or (v) materially modify or terminate any contract material to of the operation of agreements which affect the Assets.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Ring Energy, Inc.)

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