Oil and Gas Agreements - Joint Operations (FNREL)

Index

• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• CHAPTER 1 TRANSACTIONAL EVOLUTION OF OPERATING AGREEMENTS IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
• CHAPTER 2 THE OPERATOR: LIABILITY TO NON-OPERATORS, RESIGNATION, REMOVAL AND SELECTION OF A SUCCESSOR
• CHAPTER 3 PROPERTY PROVISIONS OF THE JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENT
• CHAPTER 4 DRILLING AND OTHER DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS UNDER THE MODEL FORM OPERATING AGREEMENT
• CHAPTER 5 LIABILITIES OF THE PARTIES TO A MODEL FORM JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENT: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT?
• CHAPTER 6 DON'T GET STUCK WITH THE CHECK WHEN IT'S NOT YOUR DINNER: INDEMNITY AND INSURANCE ISSUES UNDER JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENTS
• CHAPTER 7 TAX PLANNING FOR JOINT OPERATIONS: KEEPING THE AFTER-TAX ECONOMICS OF THE TRADE INTACT
• CHAPTER 8 OPERATIONS NOT COVERED OR INADEQUATELY COVERED BY THE JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENT AND OTHER PROBLEM AREAS
• CHAPTER 9 THE TAKING PRODUCTION IN KIND PROVISIONS OF AAPL FORM 610
• CHAPTER 10 ENFORCING AND LITIGATING THE OPERATING AGREEMENT
• CHAPTER 11 THE AAPL FORM 610 JOA COALBED METHANE CHECKLIST1
• CHAPTER 12 JOINT OPERATING AGREEMENT EXHIBITS: AN OVERVIEW
• CHAPTER 13 THE UNIT OPERATING AGREEMENT FOR FEDERAL EXPLORATORY UNITS
• CHAPTER 14 ETHICS IN THREE SERVINGS: PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE; ON BOTH SIDES OF THE DEAL; AND LYING ABOUT IT ALL
• CHAPTER 15 COPAS ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES, THE 2005 COPAS ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE, THE AUDIT PROCESS, AND LEGAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
• CHAPTER 16 THE 1989 AAPL MODEL FORM OPERATING AGREEMENT--WHY ARE YOU NOT USING IT?