TRANSPORTATION GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                                  (Continued)
   
endeavor to cause a minimum of inconvenience to Shipper and, except in cases
of emergency, shall give Shipper advance notice of its intention to so
interrupt the transportation of gas and of the expected magnitude of such
interruptions.
   
           (a)     Operational Flow Orders (OFO) will be issued when required
for the maintenance or expansion of the system.  Notice of an OFO that is
not for emergency repair purposes, will be issued no less than three (3) days
prior to the scheduled start date of the OFO.
   
           (b) Operational Flow Orders (OFO) that are issued on an emergency
basis will be communicated as quickly as MIGC is aware of the emergency.
   
           (c) Notice of an OFO will include the reason for the OFO, the
scheduled start date and time, and the anticipated completion date and time.
If the OFO extends longer than twentyfour (24) hours, MIGC will issue updates
on the status of the OFO and the expected return to service every twentyfour
(24) hours. Notice will be given by facsimile transmission and by posting a
notice on the web site.
   
   3.  Preservation of System Integrity - MIGC shall have the right to
interrupt service without prior notice to Shipper in the event actions by the
Shipper threaten the integrity of MIGC's system or in the event that
immediate or irreparable harm will be caused by Shipper's failure to comply
with the terms of the applicable Rate Schedule or Transportation Service
Agreement.
   
16.  STATUTORY REGULATION
   
   1.  The respective obligations of MIGC and Shipper under the executed
Transportation Service Agreement are subject to the laws, orders, rules and
regulations of duly constituted authorities having jurisdiction.