Texas § NR.89.088 - RECORD OF REQUEST FOR NOTICE BY LIENHOLDER OR NONOPERATOR
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§ NR.89.088. RECORD OF REQUEST FOR NOTICE BY LIENHOLDER OR NONOPERATOR
RECORD OF REQUEST FOR NOTICE BY LIENHOLDER OR NONOPERATOR; FORM; FEE. (a) The commission shall maintain a record of a request for notice by a lienholder or nonoperator under Section 89.043 (e) or 89.085 (f) of this code for five years after the date on which the commission receives the request. (b) The commission shall prepare a form for a request for notice. The commission shall require a person who requests notice to include on the form information that identifies the lease covered by the request. (c) The commission may charge a filing fee for a request for notice not to exceed $10 for each lease covered by the request. Added by Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 515, Sec. 5, eff. Jan. 1, 1994. SUBCHAPTER E. ENFORCEMENT; JUDICIAL REVIEW
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