14:42 Oct 5, 2017 |
Greek to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Transport / Transportation / Shipping / transport | |||||||
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5 +2 | off hire |
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3 +2 | off charter/not chartered |
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off hire Explanation: Αποσπάσματα από το Commercial Shipping Handbook (2nd edition) by Peter Brodie (p. 287) If during the charter the ship or an important piece of equipment breaks down, the ship is taken off hire by the charterer. Hire money is temporarily suspended until the breakdown is repaired. In practice, hire money may continue to be paid by the charterer, and refunded after the ship comes back on hire, together with a refund covering the amount of bunkers consumed during this period. The document detailing the off hire period is called the off hire statement. (p. 272, 1st ed.) Off hire clause: Clause which sets out the circumstances in which hire money, payable by the charterer to the shipowner, may be temporarily suspended. These periods are known as off hire periods. The circumstances vary according to the individual contract but may include: —inability on the part of the ship to comply with the charterer’s instructions because of damage, defect or breakdown; —arrest of the ship for reasons unconnected with the charterers; —loss of time for which the ship is responsible; —drydocking (this is often provided for in a separate clause). Από την ύλη μαθήματος: Εκτός ναύλωσης (off-hire). Ο χρόνος, ο οποίος συνήθως μετράται σε ημέρες, στη διάρκεια του οποίου υπάρχει αναστολή πληρωμών ναύλων λόγω μη διαθεσιμότητας του πλοίου για να πραγματοποιήσει εμπορική διαδικασία, πχ. λόγω βλάβης ή προγραμματισμένης συντήρησης. |
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