Berthing fee definition

Berthing fee is as set out in the Agreement.
Berthing fee means the fee set out in the Package Details. Boat means the vessel set out in the Package Details.
Berthing fee the amount set out in the Berthing Licence;

Examples of Berthing fee in a sentence

  • The Berthing fee only includes the services set out in condition 4.1.

  • You must pay the Berthing fee to us in the manner set out in the Agreement.

  • The Berthing fee only includes the services set out in Condition 4.1.

  • Berthing fee shall be levied on all vessels and other floating bodies berthed in the port.

  • Berthing fee and prices are based on the Boat’s length overall (LOA).

  • In the event of such termination the User shall be refunded the unused portion of his Berthing fee.

  • The Annual Subscription and Berthing fee shall be due on 1st January each year to cover the following twelve months, at a rate to be determined by the General Committee.


More Definitions of Berthing fee

Berthing fee means the berthing/mooring charges payable in respect of berthing/mooring a Vessel. “Manager” means the officer or agent of the Company responsible for administration of the Marina “Day” means 12 mid-day to 12 mid-day.
Berthing fee means the fee User pays for the use of the Berth, as stipulated in the Agreement.
Berthing fee means the fee payable for a Berth in accordance with clause 7.

Related to Berthing fee

  • Permit Fee means a fee in an amount established by the SFMTA Board, required to be paid by a permit applicant for permit issuance or renewal, including any late payment penalties or interest for failure to pay in accordance with the requirements of this Article and any other regulations adopted by the SFMTA Board.