Full Cargo definition
Full Cargo means a quantity of Crude Oil or Product under the Contract which is loaded and transported on a Vessel without other cargo.
Full Cargo means the total tendered parcel size, with an operational tolerance of +/- 5% advised in the tender award from MOEP.
Full Cargo means a quantity of Sulphur under the Contract which is loaded and transported on a Vessel without other cargo.
Examples of Full Cargo in a sentence
In no event shall Charterer be required to provide, nor shall Vessel load, a cargo quantity in excess of a Full Cargo.
Full Cargo as defined in Part II, Clause 1 subject to the Maximum Cargo Capacity limits specified in Part I(A): ❏ Yes ❏ No or Part Cargo Minimum Metric tons with Charterer’s option to load up to Full Cargo as described in this Paragraph (E); provided Part Cargo Minimum is supplied by Charterer, no deadfreight for Charterer’s account whether option exercised or not.
More Definitions of Full Cargo
Full Cargo means a quantity of Product under the Contract which is loaded and transported on a Vessel without other cargo.
Full Cargo means a quantity of Special Product under this Contract which is loaded and transported on a Vessel without other cargo.
Full Cargo means (i) in the case of FOB deliveries, a quantity of Crude Oil under the Contract which is loaded and transported on a Vessel without other cargo, or (ii) in the case of FIP deliveries, the quantity of Crude Oil under the Contract which is transferred through the pipeline, pursuant to the relevant Sales Confirmation, as applicable.
Full Cargo means a cargo which fills Vessel to its minimum freeboard, as permitted by the ILL Convention, or fills the cubic 6 capacity of Vessel’s available cargo spaces, whichever occurs first, after leaving appropriate space in the tanks for the expansion of 7 cargo. 8
Full Cargo has the meaning set forth in Section 9.6.1.