towage definition
towage means the assistance given to a waterborne vessel by means of a tug in order to allow for a safe entry or exit of the port or safe navigation within the port by providing assistance to the manoeuvring of the waterborne vessel;
towage means any operation in connection with holding, pushing, pulling, or moving, or attending for that purpose, any vessel;
towage means all those operations of a tug when it is being used to assist with the berthing, sailing or any other movement of any other vessel.
More Definitions of towage
towage means any operation in connection with the holding, pushing, pulling, moving, escorting or guiding of or standing by the Hirer’s vessel, and the expressions “to tow”, “being towed” and “towing” shall be defined likewise.
towage means any operation in connection with holding, pushing, pulling, moving or attending any vessel for that purpose by one or more other vessels and includes pushing of vessel during towage operations;
towage means any operation by tugs in connection with the holding, pushing, moving, or attending for that purpose, of any vessel.
towage in relation to an aircraft, means towage while the aircraft is waterborne.
towage means the whole process of towage operation, including the towing vessel accepting the towage work for the towed object at the departure port, towing to the destination port and delivering the towed object;
towage means a charge to a vessel that requires tug services;
towage means the transporting of logs or timber products from one place to another within the Province by towing the same through the water by a tugboat, whether towed in booms, rafts or cribs, or on board scows, barges or vessels;