Common use of Letter of Indemnity Clause in Contracts

Letter of Indemnity. If Xxxx of Lading is not available at any discharge port or place to which the vessel may be ordered by Charterers under this Charter or if Charterers require Owners to deliver cargo to a party and/or at a port or place other than set out in the Bills of Lading, then Owners shall nevertheless discharge the cargo carried by the vessel in compliance with Charterers' instructions, upon a consignee nominated by Charterers (hereinafter called "the Receiver") presenting reasonable identification to the Master, in consideration of the following undertakings by the Charterers:- Then in each case, the vessel shall discharge the cargo as directed by the Charterers in consideration of the following indemnity, which shall be deemed to be given in each and every occasion:

Letter of Indemnity. If Xxxx Bxxx of Lading is not available at any discharge port or place to which the vessel may be ordered by Charterers under this Charter or if Charterers require Owners to deliver cargo to a party and/or at a port or place other than set out in the Bills of Lading, then Owners shall nevertheless discharge the cargo carried by the vessel in compliance with Charterers' ’ instructions, upon a consignee nominated by Charterers (hereinafter called "“the Receiver"”) presenting reasonable identification to the Master, in consideration of the following undertakings by the Charterers:- Then in each case, the vessel shall discharge the cargo as directed by the Charterers in consideration of the following indemnity, which shall be deemed to be given in each and every occasion: