Vessel Manager definition

Vessel Manager s Undertaking(s)” means each of the undertakings made or to be made by the Vessel Manager in favor of the Lenders in respect

Vessel Manager means SEACOR Offshore Dubai LLC, Seacor Marine LLC or any other entity controlled by the SEACOR Guarantor which will commercially and technically manage the Vessels at all times, or any other management company with the prior written consent of the Majority Lenders;

Vessel Manager means the Person designated as the Manager in the Vessel Management Agreement, and any successor thereto appointed in accordance with the terms of the Vessel Management Agreement.

Examples of Vessel Manager in a sentence

• DWG 24-hour reporting requirementsYour onshore Vessel Manager or Vessel Captain must notify the DWG Environmental Liaison Officer within 24 hours of a trigger so that any follow-up deemed necessary can be discussed and carried out.

• In the event of proposed use of any hazardous materials/chemicals the Chief Scientist should advise the Vessel Manager in writing and ensure that appropriate transport, storage and usage methods are adhered to.

• Taking Walsh’s allegations as true, defendants did not disclose information about the management fees collected by members of the Vessel Manager, FAC ¶ 139, and calculated management fees using NAVs marked at cost while simultaneously reducing NAVs for purposes of diluting other shareholders, FAC ¶ 141.

• The MTC Scheduler will alert the Towboat Vessel Manager, Northern and Southern Districts, 24 hours prior to the vessel's arrival, about the assignment of the omni-directional tugboats.

• According to the POM, the Sponsor Group (in conjunction with the Vessel Manager) expected to contribute “15% of the aggregate Capital Commitments of all Participating Shareholder,” up to $30 million.

More Definitions of Vessel Manager

Vessel Manager means SEACOR Marine and/or any other entity controlled by SEACOR Marine which will commercially and technically manage the Vessels at all times, or any other management company appointed with the prior written consent of the Facility Agent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed;

Vessel Manager means MPC Container Ships AS, Ahrenkiel Steamship GmbH ft Co. KG, Rickmers Shipmanagement GmbH & Cie. KG, Columbia Ship Management and CONTCHART

Vessel Manager means Boston Putford Offshore Safety Ltd., SEACOR Offshore Dubai LLC, SEACOR Marine and/or any other entity controlled by SEACOR Marine which will commercially and technically manage the Vessels at all times, or any other management company appointed with the prior written consent of the Facility Agent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed;

Vessel Manager means the Parent Guarantor, any Affiliate controlled by the Parent Guarantor or any other management company which will commercially and technically manage the Vessels with the prior written consent of the Majority Lenders, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed;

Vessel Manager means SEACOR Marine and/or any other entity controlled by SEACOR Marine which will commercially and technically manage each Vessel at all times, or any other management company appointed by the relevant Borrower and acceptable to the Majority Lenders;

Vessel Manager means each technical and each commercial manager of a Security Vessel from time to time.

Vessel Manager means Capital Ship Management Corp., a Panama Corporation. As used herein, the Partnership, Capital GP L.L.C., a Xxxxxxxx Islands limited liability company (the “General Partner”), Capital Product Operating L.L.C., a Xxxxxxxx Islands limited liability company (the “Operating Company”), Crude Carriers Corp., a Xxxxxxxx Islands corporation (“CCC”), and Crude Carriers Operating Corp., a Xxxxxxxx Islands corporation (“CCOC”), are referred to as the “Capital Parties.” The Capital Parties, together with each of the vessel-owning subsidiaries listed on Schedule B hereto (collectively, the “Operating Subsidiaries” and each, an “Operating Subsidiary”) are collectively referred to as the “Capital Entities.”