Common use of Divers Inspection Clause in Contracts

Divers Inspection. No drydocking, prior to the delivery of the Vessel, however the Buyers to have the option to arrange at their risk and expense at any convenient port before delivery or at the port of delivery an inspection of the Vessel’s underwater parts by divers appointed by Buyers and approved by Vessel’s Class, in the presence of the Class surveyor and Sellers’ and Buyers’ representatives, Buyers not to interfere at the video monitor or with the Class surveyor’s work. The Sellers shall notify Buyers as to the vessel’s itinerary for Buyers to decide the most convenient place for the underwater inspection to take place at Sellers time. Sellers to arrange Class Surveyor at Buyers expenses who shall be in attendance at the time of underwater inspection. Buyers shall in any event pay for the divers and the cost of Class attendance. The extent of the inspection and the conditions under which it is performed shall be to the satisfaction/requirement of the Class surveyor attending. The Class to be the sole arbitrator as to whether underwater damage, if any, will impose any condition of Class. If the conditions at the place of such inspection are not suitable for such inspection, the Sellers shall make the Vessel available at a suitable alternative nearby place. Should any damage be found to the underwater parts that will impose a condition of Vessel’s present class, then:

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Memorandum of Agreement (Danaos Corp), Memorandum of Agreement (Danaos Corp), Memorandum of Agreement (Danaos Corp)

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