Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-581.2
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Purpose and intent of act
Official statutory text
It is the purpose and intent of the Natural Gas Market Sharing
Act to protect the rights and correlative rights of all owners in
wells producing natural gas including but not limited to casinghead
gas and to afford all such owners an equal opportunity to produce
and market their share of gas and to receive the proceeds derived
therefrom. It is further the intent of the Natural Gas Market
Sharing Act to protect such owners against discrimination in
purchases in favor of one owner as against another.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 250
Act to protect the rights and correlative rights of all owners in
wells producing natural gas including but not limited to casinghead
gas and to afford all such owners an equal opportunity to produce
and market their share of gas and to receive the proceeds derived
therefrom. It is further the intent of the Natural Gas Market
Sharing Act to protect such owners against discrimination in
purchases in favor of one owner as against another.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 250
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