Oil and Gas Agreements - Joint Operations (FNREL)

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