Bare-boat charter definition
Bare-boat charter means the unconditional lease, rental, or charter of a boat by the owner, or his or her agent, to a person who by written agreement, or contract, assumes all responsibility and liability for the operation, navigation, and provisioning of the boat during the term of the agreement or contract, except when a captain or crew is required or pro- vided by the owner or owner's agents to be hired by the char- terer to operate the vessel. [1999 c 111 § 2; 1991 c 45 § 1; 1989 c 295 § 2.]
Bare-boat charter means a charter in which the charterer is given control and possession with legal, technical and financial responsibility during the agreement period and incurs cost in relation to crew, operating expenses, insurance, port expenses and/or other expenses, on its own account, required for plying the vessel during the relevant period.
Bare-boat charter means a charter for which the charterer provides the skipper and the crew;
More Definitions of Bare-boat charter
Bare-boat charter means a bare boat charter entered into between the Borrower and an Approved Charterer with respect to the Vessel as approved by the Lenders, provided that, if the Bare Boat Charter differs from the Bare Boat Charter in agreed form, such approval will not be reasonably withheld, in accordance with the provisions of Article XI, paragraph (a)(7) of this Agreement.
Bare-boat charter means the unconditional lease, rental, or
Bare-boat charter or “Livery boat” means the unconditional lease or rental of a vessel by
Bare-boat charter means a ship charter agreement under which the charterer has complete possession and control of the ship, including the right to appoint its master and crew;
Bare-boat charter means the unconditional lease, rental, or charter of a boat by the owner, or his or her agent,