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Chapter 113 Conservation and Development.
Article 27 - Oil and Gas Conservation.
- 113-378. Persons drilling for oil or gas to register and furnish bond.
- 113-379. Filing log of drilling and development of each well.
- 113-380. Violation a misdemeanor.
- 113-381. Title.
- 113-382. Declaration of policy.
- 113-383 through 113-386. Repealed by Session Laws 1973, c. 1262, s. 86.
- 113-387. Production of crude oil and gas regulated; tax assessments.
- 113-388. Collection of assessments.
- 113-389. Definitions.
- 113-390. Waste prohibited.
- 113-391. Jurisdiction and authority; rules and orders.
- 113-392. Protecting pool owners; drilling units in pools; location of wells; shares in pools.
- 113-393. Development of lands as drilling unit by agreement or order of Department.
- 113-394. Limitations on production; allocating and prorating "allowables."
- 113-395. Notice and payment of fee to Department before drilling or abandoning well; plugging abandoned well.
- 113-396. Wells to be kept under control.
- 113-397. Hearing in emergency.
- 113-398. Procedure and powers in hearings by Department.
- 113-399. Suits by Department.
- 113-400. Assessing costs of hearings.
- 113-401. Party to hearings; review.
- 113-402. Administrative review.
- 113-403. Judicial review.
- 113-404 through 113-405: Repealed by Session Laws 1987, c. 827, s. 119.
- 113-406. Effect of pendency of judicial review; stay of proceedings.
- 113-407. Stay bond.
- 113-408. Enjoining violation of laws and rules; service of process; application for drilling well to include residence address of applicant.
- 113-409. Punishment for making false entries, etc.
- 113-410. Penalties for other violations.
- 113-411. Dealing in or handling of illegal oil, gas or product prohibited.
- 113-412. Seizure and sale of contraband oil, gas and product.
- 113-413: Repealed by Session Laws 1987, c. 827, s. 124.
- 113-414. Filing list of renewed leases in office of register of deeds.
- 113-415. Conflicting laws.
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