Feb 26, 2016 19:55
8 yrs ago
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English term

Layrange

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law (general) contrato
Tengo esta palabra. ¿Podrá ser "rango de estadía" ? el texto es el siguiente:

“Layrange” refers to the agreed range of days as stated in the Special Provisions or subsequently agreed in writing between the
Parties for a Vessel to arrive at the load or discharge Port, as applicable, and during which the Vessel is considered to have arrived on
time. Neither a nomination nor an ETA notice with an expected arrival date or range different from or outside the Layrange shall be
construed to change the Layrange unless agreed by both Parties in writing.

Gracias

Discussion

Sí, pudieran ser lo mismo. Yo entendería "layrange" como el periodo o rango contratado/acordado y cuando no se especificara entonces se toma el"laytime" de acuerdo a las normas en general. Entonces "laytime" es un termino genérico de acuerdo a las normas, usos o costumbres y "layrange" es la expresión definida en el contrato.
Jose Caceres (asker) Feb 27, 2016:
Gracias - lo malo es que hay layrange y laytime en varias partes: "When the Barge tenders NOR within the Layrange specified in the Special Provisions, running laytime shall commence upon
arrival".
Jennifer Levey Feb 27, 2016:
Error This looks like a systematic OCR error - it should read "Dayrange", which is a span of a few days around the ETA (estimated time of arrival) or EBD (estimated berth date):
Australia (AU) - All ports/locations - MOL
www.molpower.com/VLCWeb/UISTATIC/Tariff/.../australia.pdf
Aug 24, 2013 - Maritime Security Levy .... Day Range .... It shall be counted from the day after the vessel departure, including weekends and Public holidays.
Vessel Schedule Enquiry
customerplus.hit.com.hk/pgVesselScheduleEnquiry.html
Day Range (Estimated Berth Date). 15-02-2016, 14-02-2016, 13-02-2016, 12-02-2016, 11-02-2016, 10-02-2016, 09-02-2016, 08-02-2016, 07-02-2016, 06-02- ...

Proposed translations

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periodo/rango de espera/días de plancha

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