9.10 Should Vessel arrive at the Port of Loading prior to the accepted lay can, Buyer shall solely liable and responsible for any cost incur during such waiting period prior to actual or agreed lay time.
9.11 Should the vessel not be ready the load on the cancelling date, the Charterer/Shipper have the problem of cancelling this charter party. If the Charterer/Shipper accepts this vessel, all lighter demurrage occurred to be on owner’s account.
9.12 The Vessel holds shall be clean and dry in every respect and suitable for loading bulk gypsum ore. If the Vessel holds fail to meet the initial inspection, the Master, Agent, and the Buyer are to be notified and the Master must clean the Vessel holds to the Seller’s satisfaction. In the event of dispute prior to the loading, Seller shall request the Master to appoint a joint surveyor to decide on cleanliness mater of vessel holds. Any time lost on reasonable survey shall not be counted as lay time. All of the surveyor’s fee and expense shall be solely responsible by the Buyer provided that such survey is necessary and had requested the consent of Buyer.
9.13 If the joint surveyor considers that the Vessel holds are insufficient clean and dry to receive gypsum ore, then they shall be further cleaned at Buyer’s expenses. Time lost for cleaning of the Vessel holds shall not be counted as lay time.
9.14 Vessel must tender with hatches, hatch beams, strong backs and holds free of any foreign matter to ensure no effect of grain cargo, such cleaning by washing and/or any other method necessary to ensure no effect on commodity, to be at the risk and expenses of vessel. Any damage resulting from contamination by reason of coal residue in any compartment used for the transportation of grain to be for Owners’ account. No cargo to be loaded in deep tanks or wing tanks or other compartments which are not suitable for discharge.
9.15 At loading port(s), statement of fact to be signed by the agents, the vessel, Charterers, Shippers/Receivers or their authorized agent noting the date and time of tender Notice of Readiness. The acceptance of the Notice of Readiness shall be in accordance with the governing Charter Party.
9.16 The vessel to be left in seaworthy trim, to Master’s satisfaction, for shifting between berths at discharging port.
9.17 Vessel to supply necessary light for night work as on board, free of expense to Charterers/Shippers /Receivers, even on Sundays and holidays, if require.
Stevedore damages, if any, to be settled directly between Owners and stevedores. Master to notify damage in writing within twenty-four (24) hours after occurrence of the incident to stevedores. Sellers will remain ultimately responsible for all unrepaired damages.
9.10 Should Vessel arrive at the Port of Loading prior to the accepted lay can, Buyer shall solely liable and responsible for any cost incur during such waiting period prior to actual or agreed lay time.
9.11 Should the vessel not be ready the load on the cancelling date, the Charterer/Shipper have the problem of cancelling this charter party. If the Charterer/Shipper accepts this vessel, all lighter demurrage occurred to be on owner’s account.
9.12 The Vessel holds shall be clean and dry in every respect and suitable for loading bulk gypsum ore. If the Vessel holds fail to meet the initial inspection, the Master, Agent, and the Buyer are to be notified and the Master must clean the Vessel holds to the Seller’s satisfaction. In the event of dispute prior to the loading, Seller shall request the Master to appoint a joint surveyor to decide on cleanliness mater of vessel holds. Any time lost on reasonable survey shall not be counted as lay time. All of the surveyor’s fee and expense shall be solely responsible by the Buyer provided that such survey is necessary and had requested the consent of Buyer.
9.13 If the joint surveyor considers that the Vessel holds are insufficient clean and dry to receive gypsum ore, then they shall be further cleaned at Buyer’s expenses. Time lost for cleaning of the Vessel holds shall not be counted as lay time.
9.14 Vessel must tender with hatches, hatch beams, strong backs and holds free of any foreign matter to ensure no effect of grain cargo, such cleaning by washing and/or any other method necessary to ensure no effect on commodity, to be at the risk and expenses of vessel. Any damage resulting from contamination by reason of coal residue in any compartment used for the transportation of grain to be for Owners’ account. No cargo to be loaded in deep tanks or wing tanks or other compartments which are not suitable for discharge.
9.15 At loading port(s), statement of fact to be signed by the agents, the vessel, Charterers, Shippers/Receivers or their authorized agent noting the date and time of tender Notice of Readiness. The acceptance of the Notice of Readiness shall be in accordance with the governing Charter Party.
9.16 The vessel to be left in seaworthy trim, to Master’s satisfaction, for shifting between berths at discharging port.
9.17 Vessel to supply necessary light for night work as on board, free of expense to Charterers/Shippers /Receivers, even on Sundays and holidays, if require.
Stevedore damages, if any, to be settled directly between Owners and stevedores. Master to notify damage in writing within twenty-four (24) hours after occurrence of the incident to stevedores. Sellers will remain ultimately responsible for all unrepaired damages.
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