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MARINERS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES FOUNDATION
Baras, Canaman, Camarines Sur
Maritime Law
Week 13 Quiz
Name: MAGBOO, ROI OLIVER L. Section: Score:
I – Essay (10 points per item)
1. What is TUG, TOW, and TOWAGE?
TUG, TOW, and TOWAGE are integral concepts in maritime operations. A TUG refers to a specialized vessel designed for towing larger ships or objects, utilizing its powerful engines and maneuverability to provide assistance. TOW denotes the action of pulling or moving a vessel through water, facilitated by the towing vessel. TOWAGE encompasses the broader scope of towing activities, including the equipment, personnel, and procedures involved in safely maneuvering vessels or objects in waterways. 2. What is TOWHIRE and TOWCON contracts? TOWHIRE and TOWCON contracts are crucial legal instruments governing towing services in the maritime industry. TOWHIRE contracts are typically short-term agreements between vessel owners and towage companies, outlining the terms and conditions for specific towing operations. These contracts detail factors such as compensation, duration, and the responsibilities of each party involved. In contrast, TOWCON contracts are more comprehensive and long-term arrangements, establishing standardized terms for towing services over extended periods. 3. What is STEVEDORING Services Contracts? STEVEDORING Services Contracts are essential agreements that regulate cargo handling operations at ports and terminals. Stevedoring involves the loading and unloading of cargo from ships, a critical aspect of maritime logistics. These contracts outline the terms, conditions, and responsibilities of both the shipowner and the stevedoring company during cargo operations. They typically address matters such as safety protocols, cargo handling procedures, labor requirements, and compensation structures.