Shifting Cargo Clause Samples
The Shifting Cargo clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for moving cargo within a vessel to ensure safe navigation or compliance with port requirements. Typically, this clause outlines when and how cargo may be shifted, who bears the associated costs, and under what circumstances such shifting is permitted—such as to access other cargo or to maintain vessel stability. Its core practical function is to allocate responsibility and costs for cargo movement, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring operational efficiency during loading, unloading, or transit.
Shifting Cargo. Crew members may, at the option of the vessel, perform such work only when there is an emergency involving safety of a vessel, life or property.
Shifting Cargo. Crewmembersmay, attheoptionof thevessel, perform such work only when there is an emergency involving safety of a vessel, life or property.