Port commission Sample Clauses
A port commission clause defines the terms under which commissions are paid for services related to the use of a port, such as loading, unloading, or handling cargo. Typically, this clause specifies the percentage or amount of commission, the parties responsible for payment, and the timing of such payments, often applying to shipping agents or brokers facilitating port operations. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency and prevent disputes by clearly outlining financial obligations associated with port services.
Port commission. There is created a mid-America port commission to be governed by a nine-member port commission. The governors of Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri shall appoint one member to the port commission in accordance with the laws of the respective state. Each state shall also be represented by two members elected through the county governance in the geographical jurisdiction of the port commission. The port commission members shall hold office for a period of six years. The port commission members shall elect a chairperson of the port commission after all the members are selected. The position of chairperson shall rotate among the Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri members for two-year periods. A member of the port commission shall not serve more than two terms.
Port commission. “Port Commission” shall mean the Port Commission of the Port of Seattle.