Barging Sample Clauses

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Barging. In the event of delivery by barge, the Buyer shall at its own expense provide a clear and safe berth for the barge alongside the Vessel’s receiving lines and shall provide all necessary facilities and assistance required to effect delivery. The Buyer agrees to pay and indemnify the Seller against all claims, costs, losses and expenses in respect to any loss, damage or delay caused by the Vessel and/or Xxxxxx’s personnel to any barges and/or its equipment and injury and/or death caused by the Vessel and/or the Vessel’s personnel to any of the personnel effecting delivery in the course of or in connection with delivery of Product. Where lighterage is employed, lighterage charges shall be for the account of Buyer. Lighterage will be charged on the quantity delivered to the Buyer’s Vessel in accordance with the rates and charges of the barge contractor. Deliveries of Products on two or more barges will be subject to separate charges.
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Barging. If the vessel requires delivery by barge, the Seller shall furnish this service within normal harbour limits at the Supply Port when and where Seller or its Supplier has the necessary barging facilities available to effect delivery. Buyer shall pay all barging charges at the rate at the rates established by the Seller from time to time plus transportation taxes, if any. If steam is required to effect delivery, the Vessel shall provide such steam free of charge. If tug pumping is required, then the Buyer shall pay all tug pumping charges.
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Barging. When delivery is made by a barge(s), the Buyer shall, at its own expense, provide safe and clear berthing for the barge(s) alongside the Vessel s receiving lines as well as all necessary facilities and assistance required to effect delivery. The Buyer shall pay and indemnify the Seller against all claims and expenses in respect of any loss, damage or delay caused by the Vessel to any such barge and/or its equipment.
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