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15-72-311. Obligation or liability of owners for expenses.
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15-72-311. Obligation or liability of owners for expenses.
The obligation or liability of each owner in the several separately owned tracts for the payment of unit expenses shall at all times be several and not joint or collective. In no event shall an owner of the oil or gas rights in the separately owned tract be chargeable with, obligated, or directly or indirectly liable for more than the amount apportioned, assessed, or otherwise charged to his or her interest in such separately owned tract pursuant to the plan of unitization.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 15-72-311
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.15.odt
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15-72-311. Obligation or liability of owners for expenses.
The obligation or liability of each owner in the several separately owned tracts for the payment of unit expenses shall at all times be several and not joint or collective. In no event shall an owner of the oil or gas rights in the separately owned tract be chargeable with, obligated, or directly or indirectly liable for more than the amount apportioned, assessed, or otherwise charged to his or her interest in such separately owned tract pursuant to the plan of unitization.
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