Entered Ship definition

Entered Ship means a Ship to which the Scheme applies, and “Entry” shall be construed accordingly.
Entered Ship means a ship which a Member has notified to the Association as a ship to be used in salvage operations and on which the said Member has effected insurance at the insured amount approved by the Association.
Entered Ship means a Ship to which the Scheme appli es, and “Entry” shall be construed accor dingly.

Examples of Entered Ship in a sentence

  • Pursuant to Rule 10 of the P&I and FD&D Classes, where one or more Ships have been entered as a Fleet Entry then the debts of any one Member or Joint Member in respect of any such Entered Ship shall be treated as the debt of all the other Members and Joint Members whose Ships are or were entered at any time as part of the same Fleet Entry and the Association shall be entitled to act as if all the Ships forming the Fleet Entry were entered by the same Member.

  • There shall be no recovery under this insurance if the event in respect of which a claim would otherwise arise also results in the Entered Ship becoming an actual or constructive total loss under the Rules of the Association.

  • It is warranted that the Owner shall take all reasonable steps to prevent the Entered Ship or its cargo being used for the purpose of carrying Contraband.

  • In the event that a claim under this insurance has been paid prior to the Entered Ship becoming an actual or constructive total loss there shall be deducted from any claim in respect of the actual or constructive total loss a sum equivalent to any claim paid under this insurance.

  • It is warranted that where the Entered Ship is newly acquired, newly bareboat chartered or redelivered, the Owner will search the ship for Contraband immediately on acquisition, delivery or redelivery.

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  • There shall be no recovery under this part of the Insurance if the event in respect of which a claim would otherwise arise also results in the Entered Ship becoming an actual or constructive total loss under the Rules of the Association.

  • This part of the Insurance will not indemnify the Owner in respect of any period during which the Entered Ship is captured, seized, arrested, restrained or detained as a result of any terrorist or any person acting maliciously or from a political motive, piracy or violent theft by persons from outside the Entered Ship.

  • The maximum amounts for which any one Entered Ship or the interests therein may be insured by the Association shall be determined from time to time by the Directors.

  • If an Entered Ship shall proceed to or be or remain in any Additional Premium Area the provisions of Rule 29 shall have effect.


More Definitions of Entered Ship

Entered Ship means a Ship to which the Scheme applies, and "Entry" shall be construed accordingly.

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