Port Call Duration Sample Clauses

The Port Call Duration clause defines the specific period a vessel is permitted to remain at a designated port. It typically outlines the start and end times for the vessel's stay, which may be measured from the vessel's arrival, completion of cargo operations, or another agreed event. This clause helps both parties manage scheduling, avoid unnecessary delays, and allocate responsibility for costs or penalties if the vessel overstays, thereby ensuring efficient port operations and minimizing disputes over time spent in port.
Port Call Duration. The Port Call Duration is defined in Paragraph 3.6 of Appendix 3. Except in a Force Majeure event, if the Effective Port Call Duration exceeds the Port Call Duration for causes that are attributable to the Shipper and if this delay causes a delay to another Vessel that arrives within its Window of Arrival, the Shipper must pay the Operator demurrage in accordance with Paragraph 11.4.2 of the General Terms and Conditions.
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Port Call Duration. The Port Call shall include the following operations: 1. Fairway navigation, berthing and mooring, 2. Connection of arms, procedures and inspection,
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