Essential elements of a Voyage Charter agreement Maritime Law

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This video discusses the essential elements of a voyage charter agreement between a ship's charterer and ship's owner. • The terms: laycan, laydays, laytime, notice of readiness, arrived ship, demurrage are discussed and explained. • If you liked this video, you have the opportunity to become an exclusive member of our channel Steering Mariners . For AUD 9.99, the membership will provide you with multiple benefits such as extra videos, live streams, and live interaction with me:) Link to exclusive membership: / @steeringmariners • Contents of this video will benefit mariners preparing for exams (written and oral examinations). • Mariners will also benefit by watching the following videos: • Salvage at sea: • Salvage at sea - maritime law for mar... • Salvage and Towage: • Difference between salvage and towage... • SCOPIC clause: • Scopic clause - Salvage at sea (Mari... • Letter of protest and sea protest: • What is the difference between a Lett... • Free pratique: • What is Free Pratique or Radio Pra... • Time and demise charter: • Difference between time charter and d... • Voyage, time, demise and bareboat charter: • Voyage, time, bareboat, and demise ch... • Franchise in marine insurance: • What is franchise in marine insurance... • General average and particular average: • What is the difference between genera... • Notice of claim, tender clause and deductible: • Notice of claim, tender clause, and d... • Subrogation and notice of abandonment: • Subrogation and notice of abandonment... • Total loss of vessels: • Total loss of vessels - actual total,... • Running down and sister ship clause: • Running down clause and sister ship c... • Safe berth and safe port: • Safe berth, safe port and always aflo... • Indemnity Clause: • The indemnity clause, Seaworthiness, ... • Exception Clause: • Exception Clause - Maritime law and m... • Full reach and withdrawal and cesser clause: • Full Reach and Burden, Withdrawal Cla... • Offhire clause and performance clause: • Offhire Clause, Performance Clause, a... • Port of refuge: • Port of refuge - Considerations and a... • Deviation from voyage: • Deviation from voyage - what is it an... • Voyage charter: • Essential elements of a Voyage Charte... • Time charter: • Essential elements of a Time Charter ... • Note of protest: • Note of protest • Treaty and convention: • What is a ‘treaty’ and 'convention' -... • Meaning of protocol: • What is a ‘protocol’ - International ... • International Law Terms: • International Law Terms - MoU, Ratifi... • Inspection and survey: • What is difference between inspection... • Classification survey: • Classification Surveys - Knowledge fo... • Vetting inspections: • Ship Vetting Inspections - SIRE, CDI,... • P I Club: • What is P I Club - What liabilities d... • Master’s obligations with P I Claims: • What are the Master’s obligations wit... • How is a convention adopted by IMO? 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