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Harbour dues
Depend |
1 |
Vessel NET,GRT,DWT |
2 |
Tow hours
Notes : part of hour = hour |
3 |
Number of days for loading or discharging
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4 |
Cargo quantity |
5 |
Time of arrival and sail |
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Stevedoring
1 |
Bulk cargoes / bulk grain (per TON or CBM
whichever greater) x 3.000 L.D |
2 |
For general cargo (per TON or CBM whichever
greater) x 3.450 L.D |
3 |
Forklift ( per Ton or CBM whichever greater
) x
3.750 L.D |
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Agency Fees
1 |
Vessel up to 2,000 NRT
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L.D |
2 |
Vessel over 2,000 NRT
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L.D |
3 |
Tanker Up to 30,000 DWT
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L.D |
4 |
Tankers from 30,001 to 100,000
DWT |
L.D |
5 |
Tankers over 100,000 DWT |
L.D |
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Freight Commission
1 |
10% outward freight for goods not locally
produced manufactured and booked by agent.
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2 |
3% outward freight for goods locally produced
manufactured.
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3 |
3% outward freight for goods not locally
produced manufactured booking made by owner/charter.
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4 |
4% on net freight for goods imported within
Mediterranean Sea ports.
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5 |
3% on net freight for goods imported from
outside Mediterranean Sea ports.
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6 |
10% on passengers fare tickets booked by
Agent. |
7 |
5 % on containers / trailers and other
equipment demurrage.
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8 |
5 % net freight locally collected by agent. |
9 |
5 % on vessel demurrage collected and
transferred to owners / chatterers. |
10 |
10 % on payments paid by agent on behalf of
owners / charters in case their account with agent
in debit. |
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Tally dues
1 |
for bagged cargo loaded on board conventional
vessels (Grains or Animal feed) per WT. |
0.150 L.D |
2 |
For general cargo on conventional / ro-ro
vessels per TON or CBM whichever greater.
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0.100 L.D |
3 |
Bulk cargoes / bulk grain per TON.
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0.050 L.D |
Notes :
Oil Tankers Exempted from Above Item
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Agent Collected for
Supervision, keeping records, storage, handling at
his
yard until equipment returned, following amounts.
1 |
20 FT Containers / Trailers per day
With a minimum of L.D 15,000 |
0.500 L.D |
2 |
40 FT Containers / Trailers per day
With a minimum of L.D 30,000 |
1.000 L.D |
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Administrative Charges
1 |
General documentation for manifests services
clearing ships document from airport.
|
50.000 L.D |
2 |
Transportation per way bill
|
15.000 L.D |
3 |
Postage and stamp
|
20.000 L.D |
4 |
Cables
Actual
Cost +10 %
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5 |
Car fee in commercial ports per day
Maximum of L.D 200.000 per voyage.
|
15.000 L.D |
6 |
Car fee in oil Terminals per day
Maximum of L.D 200.000 per voyage.
|
20.000 L.D |
7 |
Over time fees for tankers of more than tow
days berthing ...
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50.000 L.D |
8 |
Boat fee in side harbor per trip
|
15.000 L.D |
9 |
Boat fee at anchorage per trip |
25.000 L.D |
10 |
Medical treatment (excluding medicine cost)
per person |
5.000 L.D |
((General rules)) |
1- |
According to this scheme, so the vessel owner will be
responsible of any financial duties caused by vessel
activity, even if not written in the contract. |
2- |
Vessel owner shouldn't depart the fees and written in this
scheme. |
3- |
Any marine unit acting in maritime field will be supposed as
vessel. |
4- |
Any vessel controvert ting for wrong data about transport
charge (noloon), will occur to legalistic responsibility. |
5- |
Shipping agent is the legal way to deal with vessel captain
and crew. |
6- |
Fees and prices are considered for oil ports. and should be
paid. |
7- |
Vessel owners have to provide the manifest cargo showing
maritime transport charge (noloon) to his agent at time of
arriving. |
8- |
Increasing&decreasing in fees and dues are not allowed, and
if happened, then will face legalistic responsibility. |
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Shipping agent duties |
1- |
Shipping agent should be committed to provide all services
needed for the vessel in legal limits, and all services for
management ports as well. |
2- |
Shipping agent should be committed to all legal
responsibilities in behalf of the carrier according to
Libyan law and international agreements. |
3- |
Shipping agents have to determine writers, counters for each
hatch of the vessel and providing recommended statement of
cargo at time of loading or discharging up to 24 hrs.
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4- |
Writers and counters wages should be paid from the vessel
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