Vacating of Berth. Seller may order the Vessel to vacate its berth if it appears that the Vessel will not, because of the Vessel’s disability, be able to complete loading of Cargo within 36 hours (or such shorter period as may be provided in a Confirmation) of Xxxxxx’s arrival in berth. Seller retains the right to order the Vessel to vacate its berth in order to prevent damage to the Vessel or Seller’s berth due to weather related events, or any event or circumstance that Seller, in its sole opinion, determines to be a safety or environmental hazard. All expenses and time between disconnection of the hoses until reconnection of hoses shall be for Buyer’s account.
Vacating of Berth. The designated Shore Facilities may order any Vessel to vacate its berth at such facilities if (1) it appears that the Vessel will not be able to complete loading or discharging of the Cargo that has been sold/purchased/exchanged under the terms of the Agreement within twenty-four (24) hours (pro-rata for part Cargo) of the Vessel's commencement of loading/discharging , or vessel cannot maintain 100 PSI at manifold during discharge, unless loading/discharging rates are restricted by Shore Facilities, or (2) the Vessel has entered such Shore Facilities, or docked/hotelled at the facilities, in violation of any applicable law, rule, or regulation. Unless mandated by the DHS, USCG, or any other law enforcement authority or agency having proper jurisdiction over the designated Shore Facilities, or the Vessel or its crew, the Vessel shall not be required to vacate a berth as a result of the inability to complete loading or discharging operations under this clause, unless that berth is needed to accommodate another Vessel. Upon disconnecting the hoses, used laytime shall cease. After tendering NOR to recommence loading or discharging at the designated Shore Facilities in accordance with the Agreement, the Vessel shall be re-berthed in order of rotation, unless otherwise agreed by such Shore Facilities, and used laytime shall resume upon the Vessel's reconnection of hoses. Under any such circumstances, the expenses incurred for vacating the berth or re-berthing within the applicable Shore Facilities shall be for the Vessel's Account.
Vacating of Berth. The Terminal may order the Vessel to vacate its berth if it appears that the Vessel will not, because of the Vessel’s disability, be able to complete loading or discharging of Cargo within 36 hours of the Vessel’s arrival in berth for ocean tankers or Ocean Barges, and within 24 hours for Inland Barges. The Vessel will not be required to vacate a berth unless that berth is needed to accommodate another Vessel. Upon disconnecting the hoses, laytime ceases, and the Vessel, after tendering notice of readiness to recommence loading or discharging, will be reberthed in order of rotation, unless otherwise agreed by the Terminal, and laytime resumes upon the Vessel’s reconnection of hoses.
