Occupation of Land Clause Samples

The Occupation of Land clause defines the terms under which a party is permitted to enter, use, or take possession of a specified property. Typically, it outlines when occupation may begin, any conditions that must be met beforehand (such as payment or completion of works), and the responsibilities of the occupying party during their use of the land, such as maintenance or insurance obligations. This clause ensures both parties understand their rights and duties regarding the physical use of the property, thereby preventing disputes over unauthorized access or misuse.
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Occupation of Land. 6.18.1 In order to carry out Petroleum Operations, the Contractor shall have the right to: (a) subject to Articles 6.17 and 6.18.2, occupy the necessary land for the performance of Petroleum Operations and associated activities as set out in paragraphs (b) and (c) below, including lodging for personnel; (b) undertake or procure the undertaking of any infrastructure work necessary in normal technical and economic conditions for the carrying out of Petroleum Operations and associated activities such as transport, storage of equipment, materials and extracted substances, establishment of telecommunications equipment and communication lines necessary for the conduct of Petroleum Operations at installations located both offshore and onshore; (c) undertake or ensure the undertaking of works necessary for the supply of water to personnel and installation works in accordance with water supply regulations; and (d) extract and use or ensure the extraction and utilization of resources (other than Hydrocarbons) from the subsoil necessary for the activities stipulated in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) above in accordance with relevant regulations. 6.18.2 Occupation of land as mentioned in Article 6.18.1 shall become effective after the Ministry or other applicable governmental authority approves the request submitted by the Contractor indicating and detailing the location of such land and how the Contractor plans to use it, taking the following into consideration: (a) if the land belongs to the State, the State shall grant it to the Contractor for occupation and to build its fixed or temporary facilities during the term of this Contract for a fee and on terms to be agreed and such amount shall be considered a Petroleum Operations Cost; (b) if the land is private property by traditional or local right according to the Property Registry, then (i) if the occupation is merely temporary or transitory, or for right of way, the Contractor shall reach an agreement with the relevant property owner and the property owner shall reach an agreement with any occupant, tenant or possessor, with regard to the rental to be paid, and the resulting amounts shall be considered recoverable Petroleum Operations Costs, or (ii) if the occupation is permanent, the relevant owner and the Contractor shall reach an agreement regarding matters related to the property's acquisition and such amounts shall be considered Petroleum Operations Costs; (c) if the Contractor and the relevant property owner or...
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Occupation of Land. 6.18.1 In order to carry out Petroleum Operations, the Contractor will have the right to: (a) subject to the provisions of Articles 6.17 and 6.18.2, occupy the land necessary to carry out Petroleum Operations and connected activities, as stipulated in items (b) and
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Occupation of Land. 6.1 The STATE shall make available to carry the Contractor, and only for the purposes of the Petroleum Operation, any land, which it owns and which is necessary for said operations. The Contractor shall have the right to build and the obligation to maintain, above and below the ground, the facilities necessary for the Petroleum Operations. The Contractor shall indemnify the STATE for any damage caused to the land by the construction, use and maintenance of its facilities on such land. The STATE shall authorize the Contractor to build, use and maintain telephone, telegraph and piping systems above and below the ground and alone the land not belonging to the STATE, provided that the contractor pays to the land-owners, a reasonable compensation mutually agreed upon. 6.2 The rights on land owned by private persons, which would be necessary for the carrying out of the Petroleum Operations, shall be acquired by direct agreement between the Contractor and the private person concerned. In event of disagreement, the Contractor shall notify the STATE thereof, and the later shall proceed to expropriation for a public purpose, at Contractor’s expenses. When determining the value of those property rights, no consideration shall be given to the Contractor’s purpose for acquiring them and the STATE agrees that no law or procedure for said acquisition shall have the effect of giving them an excessive value or a confiscation value. Those rights acquired by the STATE shall be registered in its name, but the Contractor shall be entitled to benefit therefrom for the purposes of the Petroleum Operations. During the entire term of this contract, the STATE guarantees that the Contractor shall be protected in the use and occupation of such land just as if it owns the property rights thereto.
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Occupation of Land. 9.1 The State shall make available to the Contractor, and only for the purposes of the Petroleum Operations, any land which it owns that is suitable for the activities intended to be carried out thereon and does not conflict with land use rights already granted to third parties or the existing use by the State of such land. The Contractor shall have the right to utilize such land to build the facilities necessary for the Petroleum Operations and the obligation to maintain, above and below the ground, such facilities in good working order. NOCAL acknowledges that any need for the Contractor to acquire by contract land rights from private parties may increase Petroleum Costs, and will seek to make State-owned land available where practicable. The State shall authorize the Contractor to build, use and maintain telephone, telegraph and piping systems required for Petroleum Operations above and below the ground and along land belonging to the State, if such construction, use or maintenance does not conflict with land use rights already granted to third parties or the existing use by the State of such land. By constructing such systems the Contractor assumes the obligation to maintain them, above and below the ground, in good working order and assumes the risk of loss or damage attributable to the construction, use and maintenance of such facilities. 9.2 Rights on land held by third parties that the Contractor determines to be necessary for the carrying out of the Petroleum Operations shall be acquired by direct agreement between the Contractor and the private person concerned as follows: (a) The Contractor may acquire, from parties other than the State and in accordance with Law, land use rights or interests in existing buildings, facilities or structures, sufficient to enable it to construct, install and operate onshore operations that the Contractor deems necessary or appropriate to carry out its Petroleum Operations under this Contract. If an agreement cannot be reached between the Contractor and the person or persons concerned, the Contractor may request the State to facilitate the process of negotiation between the private owner and the Contractor for the acquisition of the necessary rights or interests with just compensation. (b) The Contractor must report annually to NOCAL on its land acquisition and compensation activities, specifying all payments made and the purpose for each payment. Such report shall be a public document. 9.3 The Contractor shall ind...
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