BELONGINGS AND BUNKERS Sample Clauses

BELONGINGS AND BUNKERS. The Sellers shall deliver to the Buyers the Vessel with everything belonging to her at the time of the superficial inspection referred to in Box 9 including all spare parts, stores and equipment, (Part III) on board or on shore, used or unused, except such things as are in the normal course of operations used during the period between the superficial inspection and delivery. The Sellers shall provide the Buyers with an inventory list at the time of delivery. Forwarding charges if any, shall be for the Buyer’s account. The Buyers shall take over and pay the Sellers for the remaining bunkers and unused lubricating oils at the last purchased prices evidenced by supporting vouchers. Payment under this clause shall be made on or prior to delivery of the Vessel in the same currency as the Purchase Price.. as agreed
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BELONGINGS AND BUNKERS. The Sellers shall deliver to the Buyers the Vessel with everything belonging to her at the time of the superficial inspection mentioned in the preamble including all spare parts, stores and equipments on board, used or unused. The Buyers shall take over the remaining bunkers and unused lubricating oils on board without extra cost. The Sellers shall provide an inventory list for the Buyers at the time of delivery.
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BELONGINGS AND BUNKERS. The Vessel shall be delivered to the Buyers with everything belonging to the Vessel on board, ashore and on order, if any, including spare parts, broached and unbroached stores, provisions, radio equipments and navigational aids at the time of delivery. Spare parts shall be at least as per present class minimum requirements applicable to the Vessel. The Vessel has neither spare propeller nor spare tail-end shaft. The Buyer shall take over and pay extra only for Bunkers (i.e. IFO/MDO) and unused lubricating/hydraulic/grease oils remaining on board at the time of delivery. Remaining Bunkers to be paid at the Sellers’ last net purchase price supported by vouchers or latest time charterers’ re-delivery invoices and/or agreement, and lubricating/hydraulic/grease oils to be paid at the Seller’s net purchase prices supported by suppliers’ vouchers. Exact quantities of the remaining Bunkers and lubricating/hydraulic/grease oils at the time of delivery shall be fixed beforehand by and between the Sellers’ and the Buyers’ representatives on basis of following joint measurement to be carried out on the date mutually agreed by the Sellers and the Buyers but well in advance of delivery of the Vessel and estimation of consumption till delivery latest by three (3) days prior to the expected delivery date of the Vessel. All plans/drawing/instruction manuals (excluding SSP and ISM manuals) which are on board shall be delivered to the Buyers “as they are” upon delivery of the Vessel at no cost to the Buyers. All plans/drawings/instruction manuals (excluding SSP and ISM manuals) which are kept in the Sellers’ office shall be dispatched to the Buyers’ designated place after delivery of the Vessel at Buyers’ account.
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