Resolución de Despacho por tiempo

English translation: omnibus clearance

16:29 Mar 7, 2013
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Transport / Transportation / Shipping / Vessels
Spanish term or phrase: Resolución de Despacho por tiempo
Could anyone help with this documentation?

I think it could refer to the decision of the Harbour Master's Office regarding the timetable of when the vessel can sail, so maybe "time charter" is correct? It is taken from a pleasure boat hiring contract and is one of the documents attached to the contact along with the seaworthiness certificate etc...

"Se incluyen en este contrato como Anexo n1 la documentación de dicho buque, Certificado de Navegabilidad, Resolución de Despacho por tiempo, Certificado numero máximo de pasajeros y el Seguro Correspondiente".

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Rosanne Helmore
United Kingdom
Local time: 05:39
English translation:omnibus clearance
Explanation:
Not sure of this but I think it is a customs clearance covering a period of time. This is the UK term for it.

See
http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPort...
3.4 Are any simplified reporting arrangements available?

Yes. Subject to certain conditions, vessels that have a predictable pattern and duration of movement such as dredgers, rig supply and safety vessels and ferries may apply for:
an omnibus clearance (covering a fixed time period and specified voyages)
advance clearance (where details of the next voyages are already known)

Applications to operate these simplified reporting arrangements should be made, in advance, by writing to the National Ship's Reports and Compliance Team detailed in paragraph 2.13. The ship's reports team can advise on what information is required.

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Note added at 1 day5 hrs (2013-03-08 22:17:31 GMT)
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BTW, it certainly is NOT a time charter, which is a totally different thing....
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Billh
Local time: 05:39
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Brilliant, many thanks.
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omnibus clearance


Explanation:
Not sure of this but I think it is a customs clearance covering a period of time. This is the UK term for it.

See
http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPort...
3.4 Are any simplified reporting arrangements available?

Yes. Subject to certain conditions, vessels that have a predictable pattern and duration of movement such as dredgers, rig supply and safety vessels and ferries may apply for:
an omnibus clearance (covering a fixed time period and specified voyages)
advance clearance (where details of the next voyages are already known)

Applications to operate these simplified reporting arrangements should be made, in advance, by writing to the National Ship's Reports and Compliance Team detailed in paragraph 2.13. The ship's reports team can advise on what information is required.

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Note added at 1 day5 hrs (2013-03-08 22:17:31 GMT)
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BTW, it certainly is NOT a time charter, which is a totally different thing....

Billh
Local time: 05:39
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Brilliant, many thanks.
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