Maritime Security Regulations definition
Examples of Maritime Security Regulations in a sentence
The Vessel Party and the Terminal Party shall require the Vessel to comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations including, but not limited to, all federal and state oil spill response plans and financial responsibility requirements, as well as the Maritime Security Regulations, if and where such are applicable.
Any delay at the designated ports of loading or discharging resulting from measures imposed by such port facility or by any relevant authority for purposes of port security, including but not limited to, measures imposed under any of the Maritime Security Regulations.
Upon acceptance of the Vessel nomination by the Terminal Party under the Agreement, either the Vessel or Vessel Party shall immediately advise the Terminal, Terminal Party and other Party(ies) to the Agreement of the Vessel’s current position/location in terms of latitude and longitude, operational status, and ETA, by letter, telegram, electronic mail, or any other means deemed necessary or appropriate under Applicable Law, including the Maritime Security Regulations.
As between Buyer and Seller, Seller shall be responsible for any delays, detentions, restriction of Vessel operations, denial of port entry, and expulsion from the port with respect to any non-compliance with any of the Maritime Security Regulations by the Vessel or the Vessel's owner/operator.
Upon Seller's request, Buyer shall promptly provide documentation to Seller's reasonable satisfaction for the purpose of verifying that any of the designated Shore Facilities and its owner/operator are operating in compliance with the applicable requirements of the Maritime Security Regulations.
Any delays, detentions, or loss of time in loading or unloading any portion of the Cargo as provided for under the Agreement as a direct or indirect result of the implementation and enforcement of the Maritime Security Regulations as set forth under this subsection XI.A.1 shall not count as used laytime or time on demurrage against Buyer.
Any delays, detentions, or loss of time in loading or unloading any portion of the Cargo as provided for under the Agreement as a direct or indirect result of the implementation and enforcement of the Maritime Security Regulations as set forth under this subsection XI.B.2 shall not count as laytime or time on demurrage against Seller.
As between Buyer and Seller, Buyer shall be responsible for any delays, detentions, restriction of Vessel operations, denial of port entry, and expulsion of the Vessel from any of the designated Shore Facilities with respect to any non-compliance with any of the Maritime Security Regulations by such Shore Facilities and/or its owner/ operator.
Random security inspection pursuant to any of the Maritime Security Regulations.
Seller shall be obliged to substitute such nominated Vessel with a Vessel complying with the applicable requirements of the Maritime Security Regulations.