Jetty Sample Clauses
A Jetty clause in a contract designates a specific location or structure, such as a dock or pier, that is relevant to the agreement, often in the context of shipping, logistics, or property use. This clause typically outlines the rights and responsibilities of the parties regarding the use, maintenance, or access to the jetty, and may specify conditions for loading, unloading, or mooring vessels. Its core practical function is to clearly allocate responsibilities and prevent disputes related to the use and upkeep of the jetty, ensuring smooth operations and minimizing potential conflicts.
Jetty. County shall have no responsibility to build or maintain any jetty or similar structure or device on, or in the vicinity of, the Premises.
Jetty. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Jetties Act the Authority shall permit the Company to erect on and from the shore in the approximate position marked “J”, delineated and coloured blue on the said map marked “A”, a jetty in accordance with plans and specifications and subject to reasonable terms and conditions to be agreed between the Company and the Authority. The Company may use the jetty for the removal of shell sand which it has obtained from Cockburn Sound in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and for any other purpose agreed to by the Authority or, in the event of the Authority’s refusal, by the Minister for Works. No charge shall be imposed by the Authority for the use of the jetty for dredging or for the removal by any means of the shell sand to the Company’s works on the works site. In the event of the jetty being used for any other purposes under this subclause charges will be made at reasonable rates to be arranged between the Company and the Authority.