Property Ownership
Oklahoma's Surface Damage Act requires oil and gas operators to negotiate damages with surface owners. If the parties cannot agree on compensation, either party may request:
AOREC mediation
BDetermination of damages by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission or court arbitration✓ Correct
CMediation through the Five Civilized Tribes
DA state-appointed appraiser's binding decision
Explanation
If an oil and gas operator and surface owner cannot agree on surface damage compensation under Oklahoma's Surface Damage Act, either party may request that the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) or a district court determine the damages.
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