Contract Expenses definition
Examples of Contract Expenses in a sentence
Any unrecovered Contract Expenses shall be recovered out of the Cost Oil available in the next succeeding Calendar Year or Years in the same manner as set out herein.
Payment of Contract Expenses to Farmor shall be credited against the Maximum Carry Amount and the 2009 Minimum Work Commitment as defined in Article 4.1.C.
They are recoverable Contract Expenses by Licensee under the Agreement.
The Assignment shall become effective on the later to occur of the Approval Date and Farmor’s receipt of the Initial Payment, Sunk Cost Reimbursement and Contract Expenses.
If the Termination takes place from the execution of the Certificate of Commencement of Operation until the Termination of the Contract: Expenses paid in advance for insurance and letters of guarantee, which have not yet been accrued in the current year, are recognized.
For the period from the Effective Date until the date on which the first Development Licence under the Agreement is granted by the Minister this annual charge shall be the verifiable costs but in no event greater that one percent (1%) of the Contract Expenses; including those covered in sub- section 2.5(a) incurred during the Calendar Year.
Any unrecovered Recoverable Contract Expenses shall be recovered out of the Cost Gas Revenues available in the next succeeding year or years in the same manner as set out herein.
PanAfrican Tanzania shall undertake an environmental impact assessment study prior to each major operation in the Contract Area, including the drilling of the first well thereon, the costs of which shall be Recoverable Contract Expenses for the purposes of Articles X and XI and Annex D.
There shall be no Ring Fencing of any Contract Expenses incurred by PanAfrican Tanzania under this Agreement to prove or produce Additional Gas from the Contract Area.
To the extent that in any Calendar Year the Recoverable Contract Expenses exceed the Cost Oil available under Article 11 (a), the unrecovered excess shall be carried forward for recovery in the next succeeding Calendar Year and, to the extent not then recovered in the subsequent Year or Years.