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Berth note or Booking note

Berth note or Booking note

Created OnFebruary 7, 2018
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Fixtures of vessels on “berth note” are now very uncommon. Such berth notes or booking-notes referred to shipment of a part cargo. In the early days, the master of the ship could sign a letter or form giving fundamental details of the ship. The note was endorsed later by the owners, agents or disponent owners (charterers).

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