Yachts Clause Samples
The 'Yachts' clause defines the terms and conditions specifically related to the use, ownership, or chartering of yachts within the agreement. It typically outlines responsibilities such as maintenance, insurance, permitted uses, and any restrictions on modifications or subleasing of the yacht. By clearly setting out these provisions, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that both parties understand their obligations and rights regarding the yacht, thereby promoting smooth operation and risk management.
Yachts. All sails must be secured before lifting, in particular roller furled sails. Please ensure all back stays are re secured after your vessel has been set up on hard stands. No sails are to be unfurled while vessel is on hardstand under any circumstances. No person is to ascend a mast while the vessel is on hardstand.
Yachts. 5.1. The Youth and Women’s AC Regattas shall be raced in foiling AC40 yachts, except that the yachts are not subject to compliance with the AC40 Class Rule. The AC40 is a yacht with four crew who sit in pods on each side of the hull. The crew does not move around the boat so it is expected that two of the crew will share the helm duties (alternating depending on the tack of the yacht) the boat and the other two crew will control the sails. All controls are powered controls.
5.2. Yachts will be provided and will be configured by ACE to be of equal performance. Teams will not change the configuration of a yacht in any way without the specific approval of ACE.
5.3. Yachts will be shared between teams. To the extent reasonably practicable, am AC Team will sail on the yacht belonging to its associated Competitor in the 37th America’s Cup.
5.4. Teams shall not be entitled to seek redress against any actual or perceived discrepancy between the yachts provided. This may change RRSAC 62.1(a).