Common use of RUNNING EXPENSES Clause in Contracts

RUNNING EXPENSES. The Charterer agrees to accept the Yacht as outlined herein and further agrees to pay ALL running expenses during the term of the charter. This will include, but is not limited to, fuel, oil, water, food and other consumables, pilotage, port charges, customs fees, dockage and crew fees. Charterer will return the Yacht and dinghy with tanks full of fuel and water in their respective tanks.

RUNNING EXPENSES. The Charterer agrees to accept the Yacht delivered as outlined herein before provided and further agrees to pay ALL all running expenses during the term time of the charter. This will includechartering, but is not limited toincluding food, fuel, oilstove fuel, water, food and other consumablesconsumable stores, pilotage, port charges, customs fees, dockage charges and crew fees. Charterer will return the Yacht provisions and dinghy with tanks full of fuel supplies for himself and water in their respective tanksparty.

RUNNING EXPENSES. The Charterer agrees to accept the Yacht as outlined herein and further agrees to pay ALL running expenses during the term of the charter. This will include, but is not limited to, fuel, oil, water, food and other consumables, pilotage, port charges, customs fees, dockage and crew fees. Charterer ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will return the Yacht and dinghy with tanks full of fuel and water in their respective tanks.

RUNNING EXPENSES. The Charterer agrees to accept the Yacht as outlined herein and further agrees to pay ALL all running expenses during the term of the charter. This will include, but is not limited to, fuel, oil, water, food and other consumables, pilotage, port charges, customs fees, dockage and crew fees. Charterer ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will return the Yacht and dinghy with tanks full of fuel and water in their respective tanks.