Common use of Port Charges Clause in Contracts

Port Charges. (1) For the purpose of this clause “Port Charges” means the ships dues imposed by Port Authority by way of l ight, buoyage, anchorage, morning buoy, berthing, pilotage and other dues pursuant to section 63 of the Ports Act, as well as rates, if any, which may be levied by the Port Authority for the use of any service performed pursuant to section 66 of the Ports Act. (2) Port Charges may be imposed by the Port Authority on the ship-owner or agent as a fixed charge per ship entering the port on behalf of the Company at a rate of up to US$0.30 per metric ton of the goods carried by such ship.

Port Charges. (1) For the purpose of this clause “Port Charges” means the ships dues imposed by Port Authority by way of l ightlight, buoyage, anchorage, morning buoy, berthing, pilotage and other dues pursuant to section 63 of the Ports Act, as well as rates, if any, which may be levied by the Port Authority for the use of any service performed pursuant to section 66 of the Ports Act. (2) Port Charges may be imposed by the Port Authority on the ship-owner or agent as a fixed fixed charge per ship entering the port on behalf of the Company at a rate of up to US$0.30 per metric ton of the goods carried by such ship.