work during excepted periods, such time used not to count as
laytime, time for loading and discharging to be non-reversible.
Riders Clause-29
Cargo ... vessel for loading at 1830 hours on 29th March 2001 and laytime
commenced at 0800 hrs on 30th March 2001 in accordance with Clause
certain agreed rate of
cargo has to be discharged. This is called laytime. The parties may
agree that in certain contingencies the period which ... present charter was Voyage Charter the concept
of free laytime, dispatch and demurrage would come into
play. The connotations of these concepts are settled under
cargo. If turn
time of 24 hours expires on Saturday afternoon,
laytime will commence at 08:00 hours on first
working day.
If the vessel ... insufficient power, etc. the period of
such inefficiency shall not count as laytime.
41. Charterers guarantee to discharge the cargo at
the following rates
time which was agreed to between the parties and called as "laytime".
RFA No.345/2004 & RFA No.347/2004 Page ... Holiday excepted unless
used, if used working time to count as laytime.
RFA No.345/2004 & RFA No.347/2004 Page
vessel, M.T. Pride
Independence (the vessel) on certain terms and conditions. Laytime
under the Charter-party was 72 hours and demurrage payable ... remitted by
charterers within 90 days of submission of
laytime statement copy of signed statement of
fax and copy of Charter party by owners
causes and time lost by reason thereof shall not
count as used laytime or time on demurrage, unless
vessel already on demurrage.‖ (Emphasis Supplied
right to work during excepted period, such time used
not count as laytime."
O.M.P. 242 of 2012 Page
