CARGOES Clause Samples
The CARGOES clause defines the types of goods that are permitted to be loaded, carried, or transported under a shipping contract. It typically outlines any restrictions on the nature, quantity, or condition of cargoes, such as prohibiting hazardous materials or specifying acceptable packaging standards. By clearly stating what cargo is allowed, this clause helps prevent disputes over unsuitable or unauthorized goods and ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding the shipment's contents.
CARGOES. Clean petroleum products and chemicals.
CARGOES. Beginning on the date BCI assumes responsibility for the operation of the Dock Facilities in accordance with that certain Transition Services Agreement of even date herewith between BCI and BCP ("Commencement Date"), and continuing throughout the term hereof:
(a) BCI shall operate the Dock Facilities and BCP's existing ethylene dichloride ("EDC") pipeline, which is six (6) inches in diameter, for the unloading of EDC; and
(b) unless BCI exercises its Option (as defined in the Conveyance Agreement), BCI shall operate the Dock Facilities and the existing methanol pipelines for the loading of methanol until BCP advises BCI that it is permanently ceasing operation of the Optioned Assets (as defined in the Conveyance Agreement) for the production of methanol or until BCP has ceased the operation of the Optioned Assets for the production of methanol for twelve (12) consecutive months, whichever occurs first. Beginning on the Commencement Date, BCP shall also be entitled to have BCI operate the Dock Facilities and the existing ammonia pipelines for the loading of ammonia until the earlier of (i) ninety (90) days after the shutdown of BCP's ammonia plant or (ii) December 31, 2000. EDC, methanol and ammonia, loaded or unloaded for BCP in accordance with this Agreement, are hereinafter referred to as "Cargoes." No Cargoes other than EDC (and, during the respective periods indicated above, methanol and ammonia) shall be handled under this Agreement without BCI's prior written approval. The maximum number of barges carrying EDC Cargoes that will be accepted at the Dock Facility per month will be ten (10). No unloading shall occur unless BCP has supplied hazard information to BCI, as provided in Section 10 below.
CARGOES. The vessel shall be in every way fit to carry No Heat and heated Crude Oil and/or crude condensate and/or no heat Dirty Petroleum Products including Orimulsion, maximum three (3) grades within the vessel’s natural segregation. If more than three (3) grades loaded, then Texaco Compatibility Clause to be applied. Charterers are aware that the vessel does not have heating coils in the tanks except slop port tank. Charterers have option to carry Orimulsion cargo up to three (3) liftings per year, thereafter subject to Owners’ prior approval which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Charterers will issue a Letter of Indemnity (‘L.O.I.’) to Owners to cover Owners’ concern for carriage of Orimulsion with following wordings. Also Charterers may have their option to carry a small quantity of Crude Condensate, provided such cargo will not be allocated in the same tank(s) in two consecutive in a row, subject to Master’s consent. <Wordings of L.O.I to be issued by Charterers on carriage of Orimulsion> “ Charterers hereby indemnify Owners against any damages to the Vessel’s hull/equipments and Charterers shall be fully responsible for all consequences, losses, cost and time of any necessary repair as a result of loading Orimulsion cargo. “
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