Substitute Operator Sample Clauses

Substitute Operator. Except as otherwise provided in Article 4.2.1 (Circumstances Under Which the Operator Must Conduct a Non-Consent Operation), if the Operator becomes a Non-participating Party in a Non-consent Operation, the Participating Parties may approve the designation of any Participating Party as the substitute Operator by the vote of one (1) or more of the Participating Parties having a combined fifty percent (50%) or more of the Participating Interests. The substitute Operator shall serve only (a) for the Non-consent Operation, (b) on the Contract Area, or that portion of the Contract Area governed hereby, affected by the Non-consent Operation, and (c) with the same authority, rights, obligations, and duties as the Operator. If a Non-operator is the only Participating Party in a Non-consent Operation, then the Non-operator shall be designated as the substitute Operator for that Non-consent Operation, with no vote required, unless the Non-operator elects not to accept the designation. No Non-operator shall ever be designated as a substitute Operator against its will. If a substitute Operator is not designated under the foregoing procedures, the Operator shall, upon the unanimous agreement of the Participating Parties and the Operator, conduct the Non-consent Operation on behalf of the Participating Parties and at the Participating Parties' sole cost and risk under Article 13 (Non Consent Operations).
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Substitute Operator. 8 4.2.1 Circumstances Under Which the Operator Must Conduct a Non-Consent Operation ....................8 4.2.2 Operator's Conduct of a Non-Consent Operation in Which it is a Non participating Party .........9 4.2.3 Appointment of a Substitute Operator ...........................................................9 4.2.4
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Substitute Operator. If the Operator becomes a Non-Participating Party in a Non-Consent Operation, any Participating Party may be selected by the Participating Parties as a General Matter and designated as the substitute Operator for the Designated Prospect, with the same authority, rights, obligations and duties as the Operator, except when: (a) the drilling and other contracts for equipment and Facilities to be utilized on the Non-Consent Operation are not assignable; or (b) the operation is conducted from a Production System being operated by the Operator. If no substitute Operator is designated by the Participating Parties, then the Operator, at its option, shall conduct such Non- Consent Operations at the sole risk, Costs and expense of the Participating Parties. If the Operator conducts Non-Consent Operations on behalf of the Participating Parties (when the Operator is a Non-Participating Party), the Operator shall furnish the Participating Parties an estimate of the Costs of the Non-Consent Operation. The Operator shall not be required to proceed with such Non-Consent Operations unless and until the Costs thereof have been advanced to it by the Participating Parties, to the end that the Operator need not expend any of its own funds for such Non-Consent Operation. If a Non-Consent Operation conducted by a substitute Operator is completed or results in a producing well, said well shall be turned over to the Operator for future operations within thirty (30) days of completion of such operations.
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Substitute Operator. Landlord reserves the right to appoint a substitute operator, including, without limitation, any tenant or other occupant of the Project/Building, to carry out any or all of Landlord’s rights, obligations and duties under this Lease. Landlord may enter into a contract with the substitute operator either by a separate document or in a lease agreement with such operator on such terms and for such period of time as Landlord elects.
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Substitute Operator. A substitute list will be compiled at the beginning of the snow season. The list will consist of Teamsters from DPW, Parks, Water, Sewer and City Hall who will be willing to substitute with employees from the A or B list who are mandated to work.
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Substitute Operator. 14 4.2.1 Circumstances Under Which the Operator Must Conduct a Non-Consent Operation ...............14 4.2.2 Operator's Conduct of a Non-Consent Operation in Which it is a Non participating Party ....
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