Charter Party Review demo
The broker's draft read against the fixture recap, term by term, challenged before anyone signs. 1:29
What the demo shows
Checks a draft charter party against the recap, base form and riders, for chartering teams
Eight agents split the broker’s recap into numbered terms, pin each one to its clause in the base form or a rider, mark it matched, changed, missing or contradicted, and price the money in each gap, such as a missing ETS allowances clause or a rider that widens good weather. A challenger reads the draft as an arbitrator would, setting out for counsel how each side could read a rider against the entire agreement clause. The chartering manager sends the corrections to the broker as a structured list, only changed pins re-run on the revised draft, and the head of chartering opens each change and signs as second person.
Transcript
- Charter Party Review checks a broker's draft against the recap, for chartering teams; 103 clauses read by hand.
- Eight agents pin each recap term; Marisol steers mid-run.
- Thirty-three match; the ETS clause is missing: 349,920 euros, assumed.
- Rider 81 says Beaufort 5; the recap says 4.
- The challenger sets out each side's reading, and finds our line three short.
- Marisol signs four corrections; a sample revised draft returns.
- A person reads the broker's free text, then prepares the signature.
- Counsel records his position on the small-claims clause; it stays privileged and is never sent to the broker.
- Hollis, head of chartering, opens each of the four changes and signs as second person; each signature is logged with its meaning.
- All 38 terms in place, on 6.1 million dollars of yearly hire.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.