Allowed Laytime definition

Allowed Laytime has the meaning given in Clause 7.5.1. “Allowed Unloading Time” has the meaning given in Clause 7.6.1. “Ancillary Services” has the meaning given in Clause 3.2.1.
Allowed Laytime as defined in Section 7.13.2(a);
Allowed Laytime has the meaning set forth in Section 4.5(a).

Examples of Allowed Laytime in a sentence

  • Allowed Laytime for an LNG Vessel shall commence once it is safely berthed (all fast) alongside the FSRU.

  • If the volume of LNG to be unloaded is greater than one hundred sixty-six thousand seven hundred cubic meters (166,700 m3), subject to Clause 7.5.2, the Allowed Laytime shall be thirty-six (36) hours plus one (1) hour per additional six thousand cubic meters (6,000 m3) (or pro rata for any part of an additional six thousand cubic meters (6,000 m3)).


More Definitions of Allowed Laytime

Allowed Laytime means the period of time which Seller shall be allowed, in accordance with Article 11.3, to complete the loading of a vessel without incurring demurrage;
Allowed Laytime means, with respect to each LNG Cargo under a Transaction, the time period specified in or determined under the relevant Confirmation Notice in respect of such LNG Cargo, as such time period may be extended under Clause 7.17;
Allowed Laytime means laytime at the Loading Port (in the case of an FOB delivery, and laytime at the Discharge Port (in the case of a DAP delivery)), in each case as specified in the Confirmation Notice.
Allowed Laytime has the meaning set forth in Sub Clause 7(1.2) or Sub Clause 7(2.3) as the case may be.
Allowed Laytime means the number of consecutive hours agreed by the Seller and the Buyer to berth and load an LNG Cargo at the Loading Port, as set forth in the applicable Confirmation Notice.
Allowed Laytime has the meaning set forth in Section 7.1 of the Base Agreement.
Allowed Laytime means the allotted loading time as set forth in the Confirmation Memorandum. Allowed Laytime shall be extended as reasonably required to overcome delays in the loading of the LNG Cargo due to any of the following: