Harbour Dues definition

Harbour Dues means a fee payable by a Vessel that enters the Harbour;

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Harbour Dues means the harbour dues levied by the Commissioners as part of the payment required for the issue of a Licence.

Harbour Dues means the fees calculated as set out in section 2.1 Harbour Dues Fee in respect of a vessel calling the harbour.

Examples of Harbour Dues in a sentence

The Harbour Operator shall collect Harbour Dues from all third party users of the Harbour Facilities, save where the third party user has a direct charging agreement with CMAL.
Documentary evidence to support this could be: • Marine Survey • Part I Registration • Insurance Documents • Builder's Certificate • Receipt for mooring • Receipt for Harbour Dues • Dry dock records As Austria, Finland and Sweden joined the Single Market two years later, the relevant dates will be...
Within seven (7) Business Days of the start of each Payment Month the Operator shall pay to CMAL all Harbour Dues collected by it in the preceding Payment Month.
Liabilities It is expressly understood that the Central Agent will not be held responsible for liabilities outstanding on the Vessel, whether they are Mortgages, Hire Purchase commitments, Crew Wages, Harbour Dues or any other sums of money for which the Vessel might be held as security.
The Harbour User Record shall include a note of the Harbour Dues payable in respect of each vessel’s use of a Harbour together with details of the party liable to pay the Harbour Dues and a breakdown of the information used to calculate such Harbour Dues (the “Harbour Dues Information”).

More Definitions of Harbour Dues

Harbour Dues means the fees payable by a vessel as set out in section 3.

Harbour Dues means the fee payable for a ship that enters into or otherwise uses the Port, as set out in this Notice.

Harbour Dues means the berthing dues, pier dues, cargo dues, and other dues payable by users of each of the Harbour Facilities as notified by CMAL to the Harbour Operator from time to time;

Harbour Dues and “dues” means any due, rate, fee, toll, tax, pilotage rate, light due, port charge, or payment in the nature thereof payable or leviable under this Act;

Harbour Dues means the fee payable to the Council as detailed in the Council’s Schedule of Dues and Charges upon the commencement of the Licence and are not subject to pro-rata. Charges are based on the overall measurements of the vessel including all extraneous fixtures and fittings.

Harbour Dues means dues in respect of the unloading or loading of goods or mails or the disembarkation or embarkation of passengers, or dues in respect of the use by ships of mooring space;1

Harbour Dues means the rates on a vessel that comes into or uses the harbour; (droits de port)