Common use of CARGO RETENTION CLAUSE Clause in Contracts

CARGO RETENTION CLAUSE. If during a voyage under this charter any quantity of cargo remaining on board the Vessel (‘ROB) upon completion of discharge is judged by an independant surveyor appointed by Charterers to be liquid and pumpable, or if Charterers can show that the ROB would have been liquid and pumpable if Owners and/or Master, officers and crew had followed Charterers’ instructions for the management of the cargo, then Charterers shall be entitled to claim any directly related costs or damages relating to such quantity of cargo remaining on board provided that such ROB is brought to by fault or obmission on part of Owner, Master and/or Ship’s Crews.

CARGO RETENTION CLAUSE. If during a voyage under this charter any quantity of cargo remaining on board the Vessel (‘ROB) upon completion of discharge is judged by an independant surveyor appointed by Charterers to be liquid and pumpable, or if Charterers can show that the ROB would have been liquid and pumpable if Owners and/or Master, officers and crew had followed Charterers’ instructions for the management of the cargo, then Charterers shall be entitled to claim any directly related costs or damages relating to such quantity of cargo remaining on board provided that such ROB ▇▇▇ is brought to by fault or obmission on part of Owner, Master and/or Ship’s Crews.