REMOVAL FROM FLEET Sample Clauses

REMOVAL FROM FLEET. A vessel placed in the Fleet under subsection (a) may not be traded out or sold from the Fleet, except as provided in section 57102, 57103, or 57104 or chapter 533, 537, 573, or 575 of this title.
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