Common use of Application of the Recovered Amounts Clause in Contracts

Application of the Recovered Amounts. In the event that the VESSEL shall be damaged from any cause at any time before delivery of the VESSEL, and in the further event that such damage shall not constitute an actual or constructive total loss of the VESSEL, the amount received from insurance in respect of the VESSEL shall be applied by the SELLER in repair of such damage, satisfactory to the Classification Society requirements and in conformity with the terms of this Contract and the Specifications, and the BUYER shall accept the VESSEL under this Contract if completed in accordance with this Contract and the Specifications and so certified by the Classification Surveyor. Should the VESSEL from any cause become an actual or constructive total loss:

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Construction Of (Seaspan CORP), Seaspan CORP, Seaspan CORP

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Application of the Recovered Amounts. In the event that the VESSEL shall be damaged from any cause at any time before delivery of the VESSEL, and in the further event that such damage shall not constitute an actual or constructive total loss of the VESSEL, the amount received from insurance in respect of the VESSEL insurance plus amounts received from the general insurance of the BUILDER shall be applied by the SELLER BUILDER in repair of such damage, satisfactory to the Classification Society requirements and in conformity with the terms of this Contract and the Specifications, and the BUYER shall accept the VESSEL under this Contract if completed in accordance with this Contract and the Specifications and so certified by the Classification Surveyor. Should the VESSEL from any cause become an actual or constructive total loss:

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Danaos Corp

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