Bulk Five (Hull No Sample Clauses

The 'Bulk Five (Hull No' clause serves to specifically identify a vessel by its hull number, typically in the context of shipbuilding contracts or maritime transactions. This clause ensures that all references to the vessel in the agreement pertain to the correct and uniquely designated ship, avoiding confusion with other vessels that may have similar names or characteristics. By clearly specifying the hull number, the clause provides certainty and precision, which is essential for contractual clarity and to prevent disputes over the subject of the agreement.
Bulk Five (Hull No. 1356) — 26 January, 2006 m.v. Bulk Six (Hull No. 1371) — 26 January, 2006 m.v. Bulk Seven (Hull No. 1381) — 18 March, 2006 m.v. Bulk Eight (Hull No. 1382) — 31 March, 2006 Owners expect delivery of their New Building Panamaxs as follows:
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