User Selection of Vessel Agent or SOA Operator Sample Clauses

The 'User Selection of Vessel Agent or SOA Operator' clause establishes the user's right or obligation to choose a vessel agent or a Ship Operator Agent (SOA) for their shipping or transport needs. In practice, this means the user can designate a specific agent or operator to handle vessel-related services, such as port arrangements, documentation, or cargo handling, rather than having one assigned by the service provider. This clause ensures that users retain control over key operational decisions, allowing them to select agents or operators they trust, which can help streamline operations and reduce potential conflicts or inefficiencies.
User Selection of Vessel Agent or SOA Operator. A User may not and should not rely on the Operator and/or Authority allowing a SOA Operator or Vessel Agent the ability to operate under the terms of this Tariff or the Fee Schedule as an endorsement or statement by the Operator and/or the Authority of the ability of that party to perform the services the User may request. The selection of any Vessel Agent or SOA Operator is at the sole risk and responsibility of the User making that decision.
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