Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-507
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Delineation of unit area - Allocation of production
Official statutory text
The order of the Commission shall define the area of the common
source of supply or portion thereof to be included within the unit
area. Each unit and unit area shall be limited to all or a portion
of a single common source of supply.
Brine owners within the unit shall share in the production of
brine in the proportion that their acreage bears to total acreage
within the unit, unless the Commission, after notice and hearing,
shall provide for another method in the unit plan. Solution gas
owners within the unit shall share in production of solution gas in
the proportion that their acreage bears to total acreage in the
unit, unless the Commission, after notice and hearing, shall provide
for another method in the unit plan.
source of supply or portion thereof to be included within the unit
area. Each unit and unit area shall be limited to all or a portion
of a single common source of supply.
Brine owners within the unit shall share in the production of
brine in the proportion that their acreage bears to total acreage
within the unit, unless the Commission, after notice and hearing,
shall provide for another method in the unit plan. Solution gas
owners within the unit shall share in production of solution gas in
the proportion that their acreage bears to total acreage in the
unit, unless the Commission, after notice and hearing, shall provide
for another method in the unit plan.
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