Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-501
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Purpose
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The Legislature finds that it is desirable and necessary to
authorize and provide for unitized management, operation, and
further development of brine and associated solution gas, to the end
that a greater ultimate recovery of brine and solution gas may be
had, waste prevented, and the correlative rights of owners therein
be protected. It is further found to be in the public interest to
foster, encourage and promote the development and production in the
State of Oklahoma of brine and solution gas and to authorize and
provide for the operation and development of unitized brine and
solution gas properties, and to authorize the Commission to regulate
brine and solution gas production.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 272
authorize and provide for unitized management, operation, and
further development of brine and associated solution gas, to the end
that a greater ultimate recovery of brine and solution gas may be
had, waste prevented, and the correlative rights of owners therein
be protected. It is further found to be in the public interest to
foster, encourage and promote the development and production in the
State of Oklahoma of brine and solution gas and to authorize and
provide for the operation and development of unitized brine and
solution gas properties, and to authorize the Commission to regulate
brine and solution gas production.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 272
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