Common use of Shipboarding Otherwise in Accordance with International Law Clause in Contracts

Shipboarding Otherwise in Accordance with International Law. This Agreement does not limit the right of either Party to conduct boardings of vessels or other activities consistent with international law whether based, inter alia, on the right of visit, the rendering of assistance to persons, vessels, and property in distress or peril, or an authorization from the Flag or Coastal State, or other appropriate bases in international law.

Shipboarding Otherwise in Accordance with International Law. This Except as expressly provided herein, this Agreement does not apply to or limit the right boardings of vessels, conducted by either Party to conduct boardings of vessels or other activities consistent in accordance with international law in international waters, whether based, inter alia, on the right of visit, the rendering of assistance to persons, vessels, and property in distress or peril, the consent of the vessel master, or an authorization from the Flag or Coastal State, or other appropriate bases in international lawflag State to take law enforcement action.

Shipboarding Otherwise in Accordance with International Law. This Except as expressly provided herein, this Agreement does not apply to or limit the right of either Party to conduct boardings of vessels or other activities consistent with international law whether based, inter alia, on the right of visit, the rendering of assistance to persons, vessels, and property in distress or peril, or an authorization from the Flag flag or Coastal State, or other appropriate bases in international lawcoastal State to take law enforcement action.

Shipboarding Otherwise in Accordance with International Law. This Agreement does not limit the right of either Party to conduct boardings of vessels ships or other activities consistent in accordance with international law whether based, inter alia, on the right of visit, the rendering of assistance to persons, vessels, ships and property in distress or peril, or an authorization from the Flag or Coastal State, or other appropriate bases in international law.