Common use of Tentative Bookings Clause in Contracts

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days pending payment of a deposit, or until another party wants to book the same vessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until a deposit has been received.

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days pending payment of a the deposit, or until another party wants to book the same vesselVessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until a deposit has been receivedreceived and the CBAA Agent provides written notice to the Charterer that the booking is confirmed.

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days 1 week pending payment of a deposit, or until another party wants to book the same vessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until a deposit has been received.

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days pending payment of a deposit, deposit or until another party wants to book the same vessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until only confirmed once a deposit has been received.

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days pending payment of a the deposit, or until another party wants to book the same vesselVessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until a deposit has been receivedreceived and the CBAA Agent provides written notice to the Charterer that the booking is confirmed.

Tentative Bookings. Tentative reservations will be held in good faith for up to 7 days 1 week pending payment of a deposit, or until another party wants to book the same vessel, whichever is sooner. The booking is not secured until a deposit of 50% of the final charter amount has been received.