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(e) Article V - Executory Contracts and Leases. Although the Debtor knows of no executory con- tracts that it has not treated during the course of this proceeding, it has provided for the assumption of all unexpired leases and executory contracts not specifically rejected. Executory contracts are generally contracts upon which performance remains due to some extent by both sides. A note is not usually treated as an executory contract if the only performance that remains is repayment. PRI would specifically reject, upon confirmation of the Plan, the Melco, Burnett and Bank Agreements. (f) Article vI - Means of Execution of the Plan. The Plan under Article VI provides a little back- ground involving Debtor's relationship with DCC. The Plan discusses DCC's sublease agreement with Arness-McGriffin Coal Company ("AMC") covering certain leases, subleases, etc., which make up the property to be mined. Article VI also discusses DCC's joint venture agreement with Peerless whereby DCC agreed to put the mined properties into produc- tion. The Joint venture Agreement also provided Peerless with an option to acquire an undivided 50 percent in the properties. Also discussed is DCC's loan of $445,000 to Peerless with which Peerless purchased its interest in the sublease. Article VI discusses DCC's agreement to contribute 51.50 per ton of coal to set up a fund to pay creditors. This article also discusses DCC's agreement to relinquish its claim of 5445,000 for Peerless' release of any rights, title or claims Peerless has to be subleased properties under the joint venture agreement. Article VI further discusses DCC's plans to mine 10,000 tons of coal per month within one year of its start up date, and 20,000 tons per month within two years. (g) Article VII - General Provisions. Article VII is basically a housekeeping provision providing that all of Debtor's property is dealt with under the Plan and that Debtor has the right to borrow funds in the event Debtors incur obligations in the ordinary course of business. Additionally, Article VII allows the Debtor to make immate- rial modifications and amendments to the Plan as Debtor deems necessary to implement the Plan. Also, Debtor reserves the right to modify the Plan prior to confirmation upon such notice as the Bankruptcy Court may require. Finally, Article VII allows Debtor to begin or continue any adversary proceeding permitted under the Code. (h) Article VIII - Retention of Jurisdiction. Article VIII provides that the Bankruptcy Court shall retain jurisdiction over the Debtor's Chapter 11 case for limited purposes only as is outlined in the Plan. Among such purposes are resolution of objections to creditors claims, correcting defects and curing omissions under the Plan: