Navigational Limits Sample Clauses

Navigational Limits. This policy applies only to losses which occur within the navigational limits as stated on the Declarations Page, and/or any endorsements.
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Navigational Limits. The Vessel shall not navigate beyond the navigation limits set by the OWNER and the Vessel insurer without prior written approval by the Vessel’s insurer, with any additional premium that may be due paid by the CHARTERER. Current Navigational limits are Latitude 25 North to Latitude 27 North on the Florida East Coast maximum 2 miles offshore including Intracostal, Channels, and Rivers. CHARTERER is not allowed to go through Inlets like Haulover, Boca, Boynton, when currents, wake hight and other weather and sea condittion are to dangerous for a safe passege.
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Navigational Limits. I understand that at all times the Vessel must remain on the waters of Xxxxxxxx Harbour, Granaway Deep and The Great Sound , Bermuda.
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Navigational Limits. I understand that at all times the Vessel must remain on the waters of Clear Lake and/or Galveston Bay, Texas, as provided in the Charter Manual. On-Hire Inspection: I acknowledge that I have had a reasonable opportunity to inspect the Vessel in advance of accepting it for hire and find the Vessel to be seaworthy and well tackled, appareled, furnished, and equipped, and in good operating condition and repair at the commencement of the Charter.
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Navigational Limits. We will pay for all insured loss or damage that occurs while the insured watercraft is afloat within the Great Lakes (including Georgian Bay) and their tributaries, the St. Xxxxxxxx River to Quebec City, the inland waters of Canada as well as the Xxxxxx River to Tarrytown, New York, USA.
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