Common use of MARITIME LIEN Clause in Contracts

MARITIME LIEN. The parties agree that the mooring or dockage provided for herein is a “necessary” within the meaning of the general maritime law of the U.S., that the MARINA, shall retain a maritime lien against the VESSEL, her appurtenances and contents, for all unpaid dockage fees, delinquency charges, for any damage caused to any dock, piling or any other property of the MARINA, or for any other amounts due to the MARINA. The MARINA also holds a possessory lien as of the date the vessel is brought to the marina or as of the date the vessel first occupies rental space at the marina facility; Additionally, PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE SECTION 328.17, IN THE EVENT OF NONPAYMENT OF STORAGE FOR A PERIOD OF SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER NOTICE FOR PAYMENT, MARINA IS AUTHORIZED TO SELL OWNER’S VESSEL AT A NON-JUDICIAL SALE.

MARITIME LIEN. The parties agree that the mooring or dockage provided for herein is a “"necessary” " within the meaning of the general maritime law of the U.S., that the MARINA, shall retain a maritime lien against the VESSEL, her appurtenances and contents, for all unpaid dockage fees, delinquency charges, for any damage caused to any dock, . piling or any other property of the MARINA, or for any other amounts due to the MARINA. The MARINA also holds a possessory lien as of the date the vessel is brought to the marina or as of the date the vessel first occupies rental space at the marina facility; Additionally, PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE SECTION 328.17, IN THE EVENT OF NONPAYMENT OF STORAGE FOR A PERIOD OF SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER NOTICE FOR PAYMENT, MARINA XXXXXX IS AUTHORIZED TO SELL OWNER’S 'S VESSEL AT A NON-JUDICIAL SALE.