Indiana § 14-37-4-9 Denial of permit

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-37-4-9 — Denial of permit

Indiana·Art. 37 OIL AND GAS·Ch. 4 Permits

The department may refuse to issue a permit if an applicant or an officer, a partner, or a director of the applicant:

(1)is in violation of this article or would be in violation if the permit were issued; or

(2)controls or has controlled a well for oil and gas purposes and has demonstrated a pattern of willful violations of:

(A)this article; or

(B)IC 13-8 (before its repeal); that have resulted in substantial damage to the environment indicating an intention not to comply with this article or IC 13-8 (before its repeal). [Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-8-5-9.]

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The department may refuse to issue a permit
if an applicant or an officer, a partner, or a director of the applicant:
(1) is in violation of this article or would be in violation if the
permit were issued; or
(2) controls or has controlled a well for oil and gas purposes and
has demonstrated a pattern of willful violations of:
(A) this article; or
(B) IC 13-8 (before its repeal);
that have resulted in substantial damage to the environment
indicating an intention not to comply with this article or IC 13-8
(before its repeal).
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-8-5-9.]

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