exploration permit definition

exploration permit means a written and reasoned decision authorising exploration, and specifying the conditions under which it may take place, issued by the competent authority pursuant to the requirements of this Directive;
exploration permit means an exploration permit under part 5.
exploration permit means a written and reasoned decision authorising exploration issued by the competent authority pursuant to the requirements of this Directive;

Examples of exploration permit in a sentence

  • The parties agree that the terms and conditions contained in the Deed For Exploration dated the 30th day of August 2005 attached [to the Agreement] as Annexure C shall apply mutatis mutandis to the activities of XXXXXX RESOURCES under the Exploration Permit and that the parties shall be bound by those conditions in accordance with s24EA of the Act.

  • This ILUA covers all matters relating to the grant of the Exploration Permit No.97 located within the boundaries of the Vacant Crown Land known as the Xxxxxxx Desert and being NT Portion 4207 all exploration carried out in accordance with it, the grant of a Production Licence thereto and all lawful production activities carried out in accordance with it.

  • The State undertakes not to grant any permit for mineral sands on the mining Perimeter covered by the 1986 Mining Exploration Permit without first offering them to QMM SA and its Affiliates under conditions equal to those which the State proposes to offer to other parties.

  • Within sixty (60) days following the approval of the Initial Investment Programme by the Shareholders, the State shall issue to QMM SA a mining permit for Fort-Dauphin, based upon the Fort-Dauphin Exploration Permit.

  • QMM SA shall enjoy, free of charge, the use of the Fort-Dauphin Exploration Permit and the benefit of all advantages and rights attached thereto, and shall be subject to all the obligations attached thereto as if QMM SA were the exclusive holder of such permit.


More Definitions of exploration permit

exploration permit means the exploration permit (permis de recherche) dated July 14, 1999 issued by the Minister of Industry of Tunisia granting to the Optionor the right to explore for base and precious metals (3rd group as described in the Mining Law Decree of the Republic of Tunisia dated January 1, 1953) within the area covered thereby, a copy of which exploration permit forms part of Schedule "A" hereto;
exploration permit means the exploration permit issued from time to time by the relevant authorities evidencing the Exploration Rights. A copy of the currently valid Exploration Permit is attached as part of Exhibit B.
exploration permit means a permit granted by the Agency in accordance with section thirty-nine;
exploration permit means a permit that gives the recipient full rights to conduct exploration activities including test mining and construction of temporary roads and buildings, provided however that such activities are specified in the underlying Exploration Permit. Holding Costs range between €20-50 per ha per annum. The longer a claim is in place, the higher the annual fee. An exploration permit may only be held for a period of 15 years before being converted to a mining permit. Converting exploration permits to mining permits requires the project to reach an advanced stage such as pre-feasibility/feasibility studies.
exploration permit means the permit required pursuant to Section 1.04 as a condition of engaging in Exploration.
exploration permit. Administrative Title for hydrocarbons granted for a 5 years period, renewable twice , for the purpose of exercising the exploration activities covering block II as defined in this Contract.
exploration permit means EPM14422 and any renewal of EPM14422 or any exploration permit in replacement of EPM 14422 and any renewal of such exploration permit.