bareboat
- noun
- /ˈbɛrˌboʊt/
- Specialized
- At the time, Hanjin owned 54 vessels under a Bareboat Charter Hire Purchase (BBCHP) agreement among its 61 operating vessels.
- bareboat charter
- bareboat charterer
Examples
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The Korean court decided that the arrest was wrongful because the Korean government arrested the shipowner's property, which was not the property of the bareboat charter as the debtor.
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The sailboats compete in five distinct categories: Spinnaker, Non-Spinnaker, Bareboat, Multihulls, Beach Cats, and Open classes.
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The lack of wind was such a factor that on Day One, 50% of the Bareboat Class dropped out of the race.
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The vessel was operated by the bareboat charterer at the time of the accident.
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However, the Korean lawyers tried to arrest the vessel, alleging that the bareboat charterer is the real owner and the corporate veil of the registered ship owner should be lifted because the registered owner is fully controlled by the bareboat charterer.
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However, the Korean lawyers tried to arrest the vessel, alleging that the bareboat charterer is the real owner and the corporate veil of the registered ship owner should be lifted because the registered owner is fully controlled by the bareboat charterer.
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Therefore, if the debtor is the bareboat charterer, the vessel involved in the accident is not subject to arrest by the claimant because the vessel is owned by the shipowner, and not by the bareboat charterer as the debtor.
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Therefore, if the debtor is the bareboat charterer, the vessel involved in the accident is not subject to arrest by the claimant because the vessel is owned by the shipowner, and not by the bareboat charterer as the debtor.
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For our sailing trip, we decided to rent a bareboat so we could handle everything ourselves.
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Many travelers prefer a bareboat charter for the freedom it offers to explore at their own pace.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bareboat is made of bare and boat; think of bare as 'without' or 'naked', so a bareboat is a boat 'without' extras like a captain, crew, or supplies. So when you rent a bareboat, you get only the vessel and must provide the people and provisions yourself.