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    The document discusses whether the time taken to shift a vessel from anchorage to berth is excluded from laytime calculation once the vessel is already on demurrage. Normally, shifting time is excluded from laytime. However, in this case there was no express clause stating such exclusion applied once demurrage began. The question is whether the owners were right to exclude shifting time from laytime given the vessel was already on demurrage and demurrage continues until completion. The answer depends on any exception clauses in the charter party.

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    The document discusses whether the time taken to shift a vessel from anchorage to berth is excluded from laytime calculation once the vessel is already on demurrage. Normally, shifting time is excluded from laytime. However, in this case there was no express clause stating such exclusion applied once demurrage began. The question is whether the owners were right to exclude shifting time from laytime given the vessel was already on demurrage and demurrage continues until completion. The answer depends on any exception clauses in the charter party.

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    The document discusses whether the time taken to shift a vessel from anchorage to berth is excluded from laytime calculation once the vessel is already on demurrage. Normally, shifting time is excluded from laytime. However, in this case there was no express clause stating such exclusion applied once demurrage began. The question is whether the owners were right to exclude shifting time from laytime given the vessel was already on demurrage and demurrage continues until completion. The answer depends on any exception clauses in the charter party.

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    Laytime calcs: April 2011 http://laytimecalculation.blogspot.com.tr/2011_04_01_a...

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    Shifting a vessel The present post concerns whether time of shifting a vessel from
    from
    anchorage to anchorage to the berth is excluded from the laytime or not. Normally, it is
    berth once on excluded. Related charter party clause may look like: Shifting from
    ... waiting berth, if any, to the final loading or discharging berth to be
    considered as part of the voyage and to be for Owners account.
    January (1)
    However, the vessel was already on demurrage. The question becomes:
    Already a member? Sign
    2010 (7) shall the time of shifting be excluded from laytime given that the vessel in

    is already on demurrage? Once on demurrage, the vessel is always on


    demurrage. In our case, there was no express provision in the charter
    party stating that shifting shall be excluded once demurrage. In the book Contact details
    of John Schofield Laytime and Demurrage, it is said that Whether time Should you have any
    shifiting from anchorage to berth is excluded once on demurrage has question, comments or
    begun to run will normally depend on whether there is an appropriate remarks, please
    exception clause in the charter. The question is whether the Owners contact us at
    were right to exclude time of shifting from laytime? maritimedomain@yah
    oo.com.
    Author: Curious mind at 14:21 1 comment:
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