Docking Position Sample Clauses
The Docking Position clause defines the specific location or area at a port where a vessel is to be moored or berthed during loading or unloading operations. In practice, this clause may specify the exact berth, quay, or terminal assigned to the vessel, and can outline procedures for changing the docking position if necessary due to operational requirements or port authority instructions. Its core function is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes by clearly designating where the vessel should dock, thereby facilitating efficient cargo operations and minimizing delays.
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Docking Position. During port stops, vessels may dock side by side, obstructing views and requiring You to pass through other vessels to embark and disembark. You agree and acknowledge that You will have no claim in respect of any such matters.
Docking Position. During port stops, vessels may dock side by side, obstructing views and requiring You to pass through other vessels to embark and disembark. You agree and acknowledge that You will have no claim in respect of any such matters.
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Docking Position. During port stops, vessels may dock side by side,