VALUATION OF MINERALS Sample Clauses

VALUATION OF MINERALS. (a) The independent appraiser selected or appointed pursuant to section 5.03 shall determine the purchase price of Crown Minerals which Saskatchewan has agreed to sell to the Band by determining the net present day value to Saskatchewan of the Provincial Mineral Revenues that Saskatchewan would have earned if not for the transfer of the Minerals to the Band. (b) The independent appraiser shall determine the projected production of the provincial Crown Minerals and the projected price of those Crown Minerals by reference to standards accepted by the industry involved in the extraction of that particular Mineral. (c) The independent appraiser shall apply a discount factor equivalent to the cost of borrowing of Saskatchewan or the rate of return upon investments made by Saskatchewan, at the time of the determination, whichever more appropriately reflects the loss of Provincial Mineral Revenues that Saskatchewan will incur as a result of the transfer of the provincial Crown Minerals to the Band. (d) In the event of a determination by the independent appraiser in respect of any federal Crown Minerals, the purchase price shall, unless otherwise agreed, be equal to the fair market value thereof.
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VALUATION OF MINERALS. Non-Consent Of a Disposition Holder 5.08 Transfer Of Provincial Crown Minerals In Certain Circumstances
VALUATION OF MINERALS. Non-Consent Of a Disposition Holder
VALUATION OF MINERALS. Extracted minerals shall be valued for all purposes of this Code using the valuation method described in Section 703.

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