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15-72-703. Application for permit to drill discovery well.
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15-72-703. Application for permit to drill discovery well.
To become entitled to the benefits provided in this subchapter, a person shall make application therefor to the Oil and Gas Commission at or before the issuance of the permit to drill the discovery well in the pool upon a form approved by the commission in which the applicant shall, among other things, state under oath:
(1) The location of the proposed discovery well; and
(2) A legal description of the land within the participating area as to which the applicant is the owner at that date.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 15-72-703
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15-72-703. Application for permit to drill discovery well.
To become entitled to the benefits provided in this subchapter, a person shall make application therefor to the Oil and Gas Commission at or before the issuance of the permit to drill the discovery well in the pool upon a form approved by the commission in which the applicant shall, among other things, state under oath:
(1) The location of the proposed discovery well; and
(2) A legal description of the land within the participating area as to which the applicant is the owner at that date.
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