- A.the equivalent of cash or as good as cash
- B.greater than the specified amount of cash
- C.less than the specified amount of cash
- D.anything that Charterer likes to offer
- A.the consignee
- B.the consignor
- C.the owner
- D.the Charterer
- A.the Charterer
- B.the Shipowner
- C.the shipper
- D.the cargo owner
- A.Receivers
- B.Consignees
- C.Charterers
- D.Cargoowners
- A.terminal operator
- B.owner of the barge
- C.tankerman or person in charge of loading
- D.charterer through the Master of the towing vessel
- A.has completed the terms of the charter party
- B.is in all respects ready to load
- C.is in all respects ready to sail
- D.is safely moored or at a suitable anchorage
- A.the Shipowner
- B.the carrier
- C.the shipper
- D.the Charterer
- A.The Charterers should sing new bunker contract with oil chandlers
- B.The Charterers can use the bunker contracts signed by the Owners with oil chandlers
- C.The Charterers shall not sign bunker contracts with oil chandlers
- D.The Charterers shall sign bunker contracts with oil chandlers
- A.the Shipowner's
- B.the Charterer's
- C.the Shipowner's
- D.the cargo owner's
- A.the consignee
- B.the cargo owner
- C.the shipper
- D.the consignor
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The basic shipping paper that forms an agreement between a shipowner and a charterer is a ______.
- A.Cargo Declaration
- B.Charter Commission
- C.Charter Party
- D.Letter of Intent
- A.Charterer's
- B.cargo owner'
- C.owner's
- D.shipper's
- A.to the master
- B.the charterer
- C.the merchant
- D.receiver
- A.discharge
- B.pertain
- C.retain
- D.remain
- A.is entitled to discharge the goods at the port of loading or any other safe and convenient place and terminate the contract of carriage
- B.is not entitled to terminate the contract of carriage
- C.is not entitled to claim against the shipper or charterer any damage that he will suffer with the cargo on board
- D.is entitled to claim freight with the cargo on board
- A.Notice of Readiness
- B.Master Certificate of Service
- C.Shipmasters Declaration
- D.Vessel Utilization and Performance Report
- A.the Shipowner
- B.the shipper
- C.the Charterer
- D.the carrier
- A.rescind
- B.change
- C.alter
- D.amend
- A.the carrier
- B.the shipper
- C.the Charterer
- D.the merchant
- A.be liable
- B.not be liable
- C.be paid
- D.not be paid
- A.be responsible
- B.not be responsible
- C.pay the Shipowner for the expenses incurred
- D.not claim the Shipowner for the expenses incurred
- A.Receiver
- B.Cargo owner
- C.Shipowner
- D.Merchant
- A.has properly fulfilled the contract
- B.is not guilty of a breach of contract
- C.is entitled a right to take legal action against any loss or damage he suffered in this connection
- D.is guilty of a breach of contract
- A.broken space
- B.dead weight
- C.constant
- D.dead freight
- A.demurrage
- B.despatch money
- C.the payment for damage of detention
- D.the payment for quick despach
- A.Voyage Charter
- B.Time Charter
- C.Bill of Lading
- D.Salvage Contract