- A
bareboat charter, or
demise charter, is an
arrangement for the
chartering or
hiring of a ship or boat for
which no crew or
provisions are
included as...
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island destinations.
There are
three main
kinds of charter:
bareboat,
skippered and crewed.
Bareboat charters require the
client to
skipper the boat themselves...
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yachting certificate in
order to
charter bareboat yachts.
While it is
always possible to add
extra services to a
bareboat rented vessel, it
remains fundamental...
- Army-owned hulls,
vessels allocated by the War
Shipping Administration,
bareboat charters, and time charters. In
addition to the transports, the Army fleet...
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civilian London Integrity for
London &
Overseas Freighters in 1955. She was
bareboat chartered in 1959 and
returned to her
owners in 1973. RFA Bayleaf (A109)...
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charter types.
There are
three main
types of charter: A
demise charter, or
bareboat charter, is an
arrangement for the
hiring of a
vessel for
which no administration...
- on 15
November 2008.
Retrieved 11
October 2008. Ademuni-Odeke (1998).
Bareboat Charter (ship) Registration.
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers. p. 367. ISBN 978-90-411-0513-4...
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changes in the mix of
charter types (i.e., spot charters, time
charters and
bareboat charters)
under which the
vessels may be emplo****
between the periods....
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owned by the
United States Office of
Naval Research and
operated under a
bareboat charterparty agreement by the
University of
Washington as part of the University-National...
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potential war
state the ship was
acquired for use by the Navy
under a
bareboat charter as
refrigerated stores ships on 2 June 1941 that was administered...
