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The content of this service document is the subject of intellectual property rights reserved by DNV GL AS ("DNV GL"). The useraccepts that it is prohibited by anyone else but DNV GL and/or its licensees to offer and/or perform classification, certificationand/or verification services, including the issuance of certificates and/or declarations of conformity, wholly or partly, on thebasis of and/or pursuant to this document whether free of charge or chargeable, without DNV GL's prior written consent.DNV GL is not responsible for the consequences arising from any use of this document by others.

The electronic pdf version of this document, available free of chargefrom http://www.dnvgl.com, is the officially binding version.

DNV GL AS

RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

DNVGL-RU-0050 Edition February 2017

General regulations

FOREWORD

DNV GL rules for classification contain procedural and technical requirements related to obtainingand retaining a class certificate. The rules represent all requirements adopted by the Society asbasis for classification.

© DNV GL AS February 2017

Any comments may be sent by e-mail to [email protected]

If any person suffers loss or damage which is proved to have been caused by any negligent act or omission of DNV GL, then DNV GL shallpay compensation to such person for his proved direct loss or damage. However, the compensation shall not exceed an amount equal to tentimes the fee charged for the service in question, provided that the maximum compensation shall never exceed USD 2 million.

In this provision "DNV GL" shall mean DNV GL AS, its direct and indirect owners as well as all its affiliates, subsidiaries, directors, officers,employees, agents and any other acting on behalf of DNV GL.

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CHANGES – CURRENT

This document supersedes the January 2016 edition.Changes in this document are highlighted in red colour. However, if the changes involve a whole chapter,section or sub-section, normally only the title will be in red colour.

Main changes February 2017, entering into force as from date ofpublication— Added Sec.3 [2.3] and Sec.3 [3.5] covering acceptance of welding procedures approved according to DNV

GL rules.— Added Sec.3 [3.4] clarifying use of current rules for replacements and repairs.— Clarification of acceptance of products and materials components certified to DNV GL rules added in Sec.3

[4.1.2] .— App.C: Limitation included in Appendix C covering that we cannot directly accept extra high tensile

strength steel certified in accordance with DNV GL rules January 2017 on projects having earlier rules asthe applied rule set.

Editorial correctionsIn addition to the above stated changes, editorial corrections may have been made.

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CONTENTS

Changes – current.................................................................................................. 3

Section 1 Introduction............................................................................................ 61 General................................................................................................ 62 Definitions........................................................................................... 6

Section 2 Application...............................................................................................81 Validity.................................................................................................82 Relation between these rules and other rule sets published by DNVGL........................................................................................................... 8

Section 3 Classification principles...........................................................................91 Classification systematics.................................................................... 92 Newbuilding and class entry..............................................................103 Fleet in service.................................................................................. 104 Certification of materials and components........................................ 11

Appendix A Example of the standardised formatting of class notationsincluding qualifiers............................................................................................... 12

Appendix B General terms and conditions............................................................ 211 Definitions and General..................................................................... 212 The Work and execution of Work...................................................... 223 General Obligations........................................................................... 234 Health, Safety and Environment (HSE).............................................. 235 Variations to the Work...................................................................... 246 Re-performance................................................................................. 247 Taxes and Remuneration................................................................... 248 Confidentiality....................................................................................269 Assignment and Subcontracting........................................................ 2610 Intellectual Property Rights.............................................................2711 Force Majeure.................................................................................. 2712 Indemnifications.............................................................................. 2813 Limitation of Liability.......................................................................2914 Insurance.........................................................................................3015 Fair Business Practice, Anti-bribery and Compliance....................... 3016 Term and Termination..................................................................... 3117 Law and Jurisdiction........................................................................3118 Severability......................................................................................32

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Appendix C Use of product and material certificates based on DNV GL shiprules conditions and exceptions........................................................................... 33

Changes – historic................................................................................................34

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SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

1 General

1.1 Purpose

1.1.1 Following the merger of Det Norske Veritas AS (DNV) and Germanischer Lloyd SE (GL), hereafterdenoted legacy companies, DNV GL have established rules to provide basis for classification by the Society.

1.1.2 This document refers to:

1) DNV Rules for classification (all rule sets).2) GL Rules for classification (all rule sets).3) DNV GL rules for classification of:

— ships— high speed and light crafts— inland navigation vessels— floating docks— mobile offshore units— yachts— underwater technology— naval vessels.

1.1.3 Rules and rule amendments are accepted by the appropriate approval body of the Society and willcome into force on a date decided by this body. Unless stated otherwise, the coming into force date shall besix (6) months after the date of publication.

2 DefinitionsTable 1 Terms and definitions

Term Definition

builder the party contracted to build a vessel in compliance with the Society’s rules

certificate a document confirming compliance with the Society's rules or with other rules andregulations for which the Society has been authorized to act

Compliance is confirmed on the date as given in the Certificate.

class entry assignment of class to an existing vessel

classification contract contract between the builder and the Society for classification of the newbuilding

date of classification contract newbuilding:

The date on which the classification contract is signed.

date of order for classification vessel in operation:

The date on which the order for classification of existing vessel is signed betweenthe owner and the Society.

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Term Definition

legacy company term used for Det Norske Veritas AS and its affiliates carrying out classificationand statutory services (DNV) and Germanischer Lloyd SE and its affiliatescarrying out classification and statutory services (GL) prior to the start of jointoperations under DNV GL

main character of class characters showing compliance with a defined set of classification rules for hulland/or machinery

newbuilding a new vessel under construction at a builder

rule set a complete set of rules including all supporting documents

Society presently: DNV GL AS and its affiliates carrying out classification and statutoryservices

Prior to the start of joint operations: DNV AS and its affiliates carrying outclassification and statutory services or GL SE and its affiliates carrying outclassification and statutory services.

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SECTION 2 APPLICATION

1 Validity

1.1 In force dateThese rules will enter into force at the date of publication.

1.2 ScopeThe scope of these rules is to describe to what extent and how to use all rule sets published by DNV GL.

2 Relation between these rules and other rule sets published byDNV GL

2.1 General

2.1.1 Requirements defined in these rules supersede requirements as laid down in any other rule sets.

2.1.2 If requirements in these rules are in conflict with any other rule set, the requirements herein willprevail.

2.1.3 The Society reserves the exclusive right to interpret, decide equivalence or make exemptions to itsRules.

2.2 Applied rulesThe rule set to be applied for a project/vessel will be indicated by the following main character of class:

— 1A1 – DNV rule set— 100A5 – GL rule set— 1A - DNV GL rule set

and other main characters as defined in the respective rule sets.

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SECTION 3 CLASSIFICATION PRINCIPLES

1 Classification systematics

1.1 Use of legacy company informationThe Society may use information related to classification and statutory services originating from either ofthe legacy companies to the extent necessary for the performance of classification and statutory work at itsdiscretion.

1.2 Assignment and retention of classificationThe process for assigning, retaining, deleting and suspending class shall be in accordance with the applicablerule set.

1.3 Application of more than one rule set

1.3.1 Application of more than one rule set for the same vessel or design is not accepted; except as given in[1.3.2].

1.3.2 Additional voluntary class notations from another rule set may be applied when accepted by theSociety.

1.4 Classification procedures

1.4.1 The Society reserves the right to cross use procedures and process requirements from any abovementioned rule set when it comes to e.g.:

— work execution and the related documentation of such; i.e. type of forms to be used— certificates content— marking of products— survey and approval procedures— documentation requirements— survey requirements.

1.5 Class notations

1.5.1 In order to implement common principles for presentation of class notations across all rule sets, theformatting of the Society's class notations was standardised in the common DNV GL classification productionsystem in June 2015. For vessels handled in the common production system, the new formatting will bevisible in the electronic customer portal and user interfaces, in Register of Vessels and in documents createdfrom the production system from that date onwards.

1.5.2 As a consequence of this, the way the class notations are presented in documents issued by theSociety prior to June 2015, may differ slightly from presentation of class notations in portals and indocuments issued after that date. There are no changes in requirements or follow-up connected to this, noraffecting documents validity.When documents are re-issued in the common production system, the new formatting will be applied.

1.5.3 The standardised formatting of the class notations and their qualifiers implemented in the commonproduction system, follows the following principles:

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— abbreviations are capitalized— words have capital first letter— if class notation consist of more than one word, only the first word is capitalised— qualifiers follow immediately after a class notation and are indicated in parenthesis. Multiple qualifiers are

separated by comma and space.

Example:

Previous presentation/formatting New presentation/formatting

1A1 ICE-1C Container Carrier DG-P E0 NAUT-OC 1A1 Container carrier DG(P) E0 Ice(1C) NAUT(OC)

100 A5 IW ERS Container Ship 100 A5 Container ship ERS IW

App.A contains a more detailed description of the standardised formatting of class notations includingqualifiers.

2 Newbuilding and class entry

2.1 Applicable rule set

2.1.1 Classification is based on the rule set as specified in the classification contract in case of a newbuilding,or order for classification in case of class entry, in accordance with Sec.2 [2.2].

2.1.2 Applicable rule edition shall be in accordance with the applied rule set.

2.2 Acceptance of builder and designerThe Society accepts builders or designers who have previously been accepted by either or both legacycompanies, as being capable of successfully managing classification projects.

2.3 Welding proceduresWelding procedures approved to DNV GL rules will be accepted for use with all rule sets published by DNVGL.

3 Fleet in service

3.1 Applicable rule setClassification of vessels in operation shall be carried out in accordance with the rule set indicated by maincharacter of class in accordance with Sec.2 [2.2].

3.2 Class and statutory certificatesCertificates issued by the legacy companies, valid at the time of starting joint operation, will remain valid,unless expired, renewed or withdrawn.

3.3 On-board documents and manualsApprovals given by legacy companies remain valid.

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3.4 Replacement and repairsCertification requirements, possible design modifications or reduced scantlings based on current rules, whichare less stringent than those originally enforced, may be accepted by the Society.

3.5 Welding procuduresThe acceptance given in [2.3] also applies for fleet in service.

4 Certification of materials and components

4.1 Acceptance of certificates

4.1.1 Certification of materials and components shall be in accordance with the applied rule set. The Societymay, subject to a case by case assessment, accept certificates and approvals issued according to any of therule sets.

4.1.2 Product and material certificates (VL) based on DNV GL ship rules will, with the conditions andexceptions given in App.C, generally be accepted for use on projects having DNV or GL ship rules as theapplied rule set, unless DNV GL decides otherwise on case by case basis.

4.1.3 The following certificates will, on a general basis, be accepted for use with all rule sets published byDNV GL (refer to table 1).

Table 1 Certificates generally accepted *

Certificate type Guidance

Service supplier certificate ofapproval

Approval of manufacturer certificates

Type approval certificates Certificates will be assessed for each individual project and additionalinformation / approval may be requested. The latter is mainly relevant forsystem certificates.

* When a common DNV GL rule set is published, all renewals and new approvals will be based on thiscommon rule set.

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APPENDIX A EXAMPLE OF THE STANDARDISED FORMATTING OFCLASS NOTATIONS INCLUDING QUALIFIERSTable 1 Changes in presentation of selected class notations and qualifiers for 1A1 vessels

Presentation of class notations according to DNV rulebooks and in certificates, documents and reports issuedprior to June 14th 2015

Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

— Common portals— Certificates, documents and reports issued after June

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Class notations used for high speed light craft, offshore units and ships

HELDK-S HELDK(S)

HELDK-SH HELDK(H, S)

HELDK (CAA-N) HELDK(CAA-N)

HMON(A,C) HMON(A, C)

ICE-1A Ice(1A)

ICE-1B Ice(1B)

ICE-1C Ice(1C)

ICE-1A(for max draught x.x m) Ice(1A, (for max draught x.x m))

Class notations used for offshore units and ships

DSV-I DSV(I)

DSV-III DSV(III)

DSV-I and III DSV(I, III)

DSV-SAT DSV(SAT)

DSV-SURFACE DSV(Surface)

DSV-SURFACE and SAT DSV(SAT, Surface)

Fire Fighter I Fire fighter(I)

Fire Fighter II Fire fighter(II)

Fire Fighter III Fire fighter(III)

Fire Fighter I+ Fire fighter(I+)

Fire Fighter Capability Fire fighter(capability)

Fire Fighter I and III Fire fighter(I; III)

DPS0 DPS(0)

DPS1 DPS(1)

DPS2 DPS(2)

DPS3 DPS(3)

DPS3 (A) DPS(3, A)

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DS-SAT DS(SAT)

DS-SURFACE DS(Surface)

DYNPOS-AUT DYNPOS(AUT)

DYNPOS-AUTR DYNPOS(AUTR)

DYNPOS-AUTRO DYNPOS(AUTRO)

DYNPOS-AUTS DYNPOS(AUTS)

DYNPOS-E DYNPOS(E)

DYNPOS-ER DYNPOS(ER)

DYNPOS-AUTR-(A) DYNPOS(A, AUTR)

ICE-05 Ice(05)

ICE-10 Ice(10)

ICE-15 Ice(15)

ICE-1A* Ice(1A*)

ICE-1AF* Ice(1AF*)

ICE-C Ice(C)

ICE-E Ice(E)

LCS-D LCS(D)

LCS-DC LCS(DC)

LCS-G LCS(G)

LCS-I LCS(I)

LCS-S LCS(S)

LCS-SIGD LCS(D, G, I, S)

LFL* LFL(*)

NAUT-AW NAUT(AW)

NAUT-OSV(A) NAUT(OSV(A))

NAUT-AW(ICS) NAUT(AW, ICS)

PC-1 PC(1)

PC-2 PC(2)

PC-3 PC(3)

PC-4 PC(4)

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PC-5 PC(5)

PC-6 PC(6)

PC-7 PC(7)

PLUS-1 PLUS(1)

PLUS-2 PLUS(2)

POLAR-10 Polar(10)

POLAR-20 Polar(20)

POLAR-30 Polar(30)

REGAS-2 REGAS(2)

VCS-1 VCS(1)

VCS-2 VCS(2)

VCS-3 VCS(3)

VCS-1B VCS(1, B)

VCS-2B VCS(2, B)

Winterized Arctic Winterized(Arctic)

Winterized Basic Winterized(Basic)

Winterized Cold Winterized(Cold)

Winterized Polar Winterized(Polar)

Winterized Arctic (t °C) Winterized(Arctic, t °C)

Winterized Cold (Enhanced) Winterized(Cold, Enhanced)

Class notations used for high speed light craft and ships

HELDK-SHF HELDK(F, H, S)

Class notations used for high speed light craft

Cargo A Cargo(A)

Cargo B Cargo(B)

CBT-H CBT(H)

CBT-S CBT(S)

CBT-HS CBT(H, S)

NAUT-HSC NAUT(HSC)

NAUT-NAVY NAUT(NAVY)

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Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

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NBC-1 NBC(1)

NBC-2 NBC(2)

Class notations used for offshore units

Crane Unit (N) Crane(N) unit

Drilling Unit (N) Drilling(N) unit

Offshore Support Unit (N) Offshore support(N) unit

Oil Production Unit (N) (N) Oil production unit

Well Intervention Unit 1 (N) Well intervention(1)(N) unit

HELDK-S(N) HELDK(N, S)

ICE-L Ice(L)

ICE-T Ice(T)

POSMOOR-ATA POSMOOR(ATA)

POSMOOR-TA POSMOOR(TA)

POSMOOR-V POSMOOR(V)

POSMOOR(A)-TA POSMOOR(A, TA)

POSMOOR(I)-ATA POSMOOR(ATA, I)

POSMOOR-VR POSMOOR(V, R)

WELL-1 WELL(1)

WELL-2 WELL(2)

WELL-1(N) WELL(1, N)

Ship type class notations used for ships

Fishing Vessel(S)(N) Fishing vessel(N, S)

Ore Carrier ES(O) Ore carrier(ES(O))

RC-1(X/Y) RC(1, (X/, Y))

RC-2(X/Y) RC(2, (X/, Y))

RC-3(X/Y) RC(3, (X/, Y))

RO/RO RO/RO ship

Stern Trawler(S)(N) Stern trawler(N, S)

Supply Vessel Basic Supply vessel(Basic)

Trawler (S) Trawler(S)

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Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

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AP-1 AP(1)

AP-2 AP(2)

AP-3 AP(3)

AP-1(a%) AP(1, (a%))

AP-1(a%)(+) AP(1, (a%), (+))

BC-A BC(A)

BC-B BC(B)

BC-C BC(C)

BC-XII BC(XII)

Battery Power Battery(power)

BWM-E(m) BWM(E(m))

BWM-EP(m) BWM(EP(m))

BWM-T BWM(T)

BWM-E(m) and T BWM(E(m), T)

CLEAN DESIGN Clean(Design)

CLEAN DESIGN Tier III Clean(Design, Tier III)

COMF-C(c) COMF(C-c)

COMF-V(v) COMF(V-v)

COMF-V(v)C(c) COMF(C-c, V-v)

CSA-(25) CSA(25)

CSA-1 CSA(1)

CSA-2 CSA(2)

CSA-FLS1 CSA(FLS1)

CSA-FLS2 CSA(FLS2)

DG-B DG(B)

DG-P DG(P)

DG-BP DG(B, P)

EL-2 EL(2)

EP-1 EP(1)

ESV-BOP[HIL-DS] ESV(BOP[HIL-DS])

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ESV-BOP[HIL-DS], CRANE[HIL-DS] ESV(BOP[HIL-DS], CRANE[HIL-DS])

F-A F(A)

F-C F(C)

F-M F(M)

F-AMC F(A, C, M)

FC-POWER FC(Power)

FC-SAFETY FC(Safety)

GRAIN-U Grain(U)

HC-A HC(A)

HC-B HC(B)

HC-B* HC(B*)

HC-C HC(C)

HC-E HC(E)

HC-EA HC(EA)

HC-M HC(M)

ICE-A Ice(A)

ICE-A* Ice(A*)

ICE-B Ice(B)

Max. density n.n t/m3 Maximum cargo density(n.n t/m3)

NAUT-A NAUT(A)

NAUT-B NAUT(B)

NAUT-C NAUT(C)

NAUT-OC NAUT(OC)

NAUT-OSV(T) NAUT(OSV(T))

NAUT-Q NAUT(Q)

NAUT-OC-Q NAUT(OC, Q)

RPS RP(S)

RPS(+) RP(+, S)

SILENT-A Silent(A)

SILENT-E Silent(E)

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SILENT-F Silent(F)

SILENT-R Silent(R)

SILENT-S Silent(S)

SILENT-AE Silent(A, E)

W1-OC W1(OC)

Table 2 Changes in presentation of selected class notations and qualifiers for 100A5 vessels

Presentation of class notations in:

— Fleet online— Issued certificates and reports for vessels not

migrated to common production system— Certificates, documents and reports issued prior to

June 14th 2015 for vessels in the common productionsystem

Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

— Common portals— Certificates, documents and reports issued after June

14th for vessels migrated to the common productionsystem

Class notations used for offshore units and ships

PC-1 PC(1)

PC-2 PC(2)

PC-3 PC(3)

PC-4 PC(4)

PC-5 PC(5)

PC-6 PC(6)

PC-7 PC(7)

Class notations used for ships and naval vessels

RSCS RCSC

Class notations used for ships

Offshore Service Vessel AH Offshore service vessel(AH)

Offshore Service Vessel CR Offshore service vessel(CR)

Offshore Service Vessel HNLS Offshore service vessel(HNLS)

Offshore Service Vessel OR Offshore service vessel(OR)

Offshore Service Vessel SPS Offshore service vessel(SPS)

Offshore Service Vessel STANDBY Offshore service vessel(STANDBY)

Offshore Service Vessel TOW Offshore service vessel(TOW)

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Presentation of class notations in:

— Fleet online— Issued certificates and reports for vessels not

migrated to common production system— Certificates, documents and reports issued prior to

June 14th 2015 for vessels in the common productionsystem

Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

— Common portals— Certificates, documents and reports issued after June

14th for vessels migrated to the common productionsystem

Offshore Service Vessel TVS-C Offshore service vessel(TVS-C)

Offshore Service Vessel TVS-R1 Offshore service vessel(TVS-R1)

Offshore Service Vessel TVS-ST Offshore service vessel(TVS-ST)

Offshore Service Vessel TVS-U Offshore service vessel(TVS-U)

Offshore Service Vessel WSV Offshore service vessel(WSV)

Offshore Service Vessel WTIS Offshore service vessel(WTIS)

Offshore Service Vessel AH WTIS Offshore service vessel(AH, WTIS)

BC-A BC(A)

BC-B BC(B)

BC-C BC(C)

BC-XII BC(XII)

COLL-1 COLL(1)

COLL-2 COLL(2)

COLL-3 COLL(3)

COLL-4 COLL(4)

COLL-5 COLL(5)

COLL-6 COLL(6)

COLL-7 COLL(7)

COLL-8 COLL(8)

COLL-9 COLL(9)

COLL-10 COLL(10)

DP 0 DP(0)

DP 1 DP(1)

DP 2 DP(2)

DP 3 DP(3)

DP 3 (ICE) DP(3, Ice)

FF1 FF(1)

FF2 FF(2)

FF3 FF(3)

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Presentation of class notations in:

— Fleet online— Issued certificates and reports for vessels not

migrated to common production system— Certificates, documents and reports issued prior to

June 14th 2015 for vessels in the common productionsystem

Presentation of class notation according to commonformatting principles after June 14, 2015 in

— Common portals— Certificates, documents and reports issued after June

14th for vessels migrated to the common productionsystem

FF1/2 FF(1, 2)

RCP Y %/X RCP(Y/X)

RP1 RP(1)

RP2 RP(2)

RP3 RP(3)

RP1-N% RP(1, N%)

RSD (ACM) (gFE) RSD(ACM, gFE)

Ship type class notations used for naval vessels

SEA-NE Sea(NE)

SEA-NH Sea(NH)

SEA-NM Sea(NM)

SEA-NE-NM Sea(NE, NM)

SEA-NE Sea(NE)

Ship type class notations used for yachts

Passenger Yacht PY0 Passenger yacht(PY0)

Passenger Yacht PY1 Passenger yacht(PY1)

Passenger Yacht PY2 Passenger yacht(PY2)

Passenger Yacht PY3 Passenger yacht(PY3)

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APPENDIX B GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1 Definitions and GeneralAffiliate - shall mean any subsidiary, parent, ultimate holding company or a subsidiary of such parent orultimate holding company. For the purpose of this definition, subsidiary and holding company shall havethe meaning assigned to them under the Companies Act relevant to the applicable law set out in Clause 17herein;Contract - shall mean the contract entered into between the Customer and DNV GL including these GeneralTerms and Conditions and the DNV GL Rules. The above listed documents shall be interpreted as oneagreement and in case of any ambiguities or contradictions between the various documents, the documentsshall take precedence in the order they are listed above;Claim or Claims - shall mean any and all claims, losses (including pure economical losses), demands, taxes,liens, liabilities, judgments, awards, provisional injunctions, remedies, debts, damages, injuries, costs, legaland other expenses, or causes of action of whatsoever nature, and in whatever jurisdiction the foregoing mayarise;Consequential Loss - shall mean loss and/or deferral of production, lost productivity (disruptions), loss ofproduct, loss of use, loss of time to any vessel or loss of hire, loss of business opportunities and contracts,loss of goodwill, loss of data, loss of revenue, profit or anticipated profit (if any), losses arising from liabilitiesor indemnities under other contracts, in each case whether direct or indirect and whether or not foreseeableat the commencement of the Work;Customer - shall mean the person and/or company which has requested DNV GL’s service and has enteredinto a contract/agreement for services;Customer Group - shall mean (i) the Customer and its affiliates; (ii) the Customer’s other contractors(other than DNV GL), suppliers and subcontractors (of any tier) and their respective Affiliates; and (iii) therespective directors, officers, managers, agents, employees (including agency personnel) and representativesof the persons and entities mentioned under (i) and (ii) above as well as any other person or entity acting onits/their behalf;Deliverable - the deliverable(s) which is(are) to be provided to the Customer by DNV GL according to theContract;DNV GL - shall mean for the purposes of these General Terms and Conditions, the company with which theCustomer has entered into the Contract being DNV GL AS or any of its branches and subsidiaries (as the casemay be);DNV GL Group - shall mean (i) DNV GL, all its direct and indirect owners and its Affiliates; (ii) DNV GL’s sub-contractors (of any tier) and their Affiliates; and (iii) the respective directors, officers, managers, agents,employees (including agency personnel) and representatives of the persons and entities mentioned under (i)and (ii) above as well as any other person or entity acting on its/their behalf;DNV GL Rules - shall mean all provisions and/or requirements adopted by DNV GL as the basis forClassification at any point in time;Variation - additional work to the Work originally agreed in the Contract;Work - the services provided to Customer by DNV GL which are expressly set out in the Contract includingany Variation and any Deliverable.These General Terms and Conditions shall be incorporated in the Contract and shall override and excludeany terms and conditions sought to be imposed by the Customer. No amendment and/or variation to theseGeneral Terms and Conditions and no additional terms put forward by the Customer shall be consideredbinding or valid unless set out in writing and duly signed by the authorised representatives of both parties.The respective latest version of the General Terms and Conditions as well as the applicable DNV GL Rules,as made available on www.dnvgl.com shall apply to all work rendered by DNV GL, including those renderedwithin the scope of DNV GL's statutory functions as recognised organisation or similar, even if no writtenContract was concluded.

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2 The Work and execution of Work

2.1 The Work shall be carried out in accordance with the Contract, the provisions of these General Terms andConditions, the DNV GL Rules, the international conventions and/or EU regulations applicable to the relevantWork and/or flag administration requirements. The same shall apply in the absence of a written agreementbetween the parties. The Work performed by DNV GL is performed under the basic assumption that otherparties involved, including but not limited to the Customer’s other contractors and suppliers, fulfil theirindividual obligations and provide correct and complete information. DNV GL shall, upon completion of therelevant certification process and the Work, but subject to any relevant findings from its assessment orinspections, issue the Deliverable, provided always that DNV GL in its sole professional discretion finds thatthe applicable requirements are fulfilled.

2.2 When providing services DNV GL does not assess compliance with any standard other than the applicableDNV GL Rules, international conventions, EU Regulations and/or flag administration requirements and otherstandards, to the extent agreed in writing.

2.3 Any terms, conditions, duties or warranties otherwise incorporated or implied by law are hereby expresslyexcluded in full or to the fullest extent permitted by the applicable law. The remedies set forth in Clause 6shall therefore be the sole remedies for any discrepancies, errors or omissions whatsoever regarding theWork.

2.4 DNV GL will provide suitably qualified personnel to carry out the Work. Unless otherwise agreed, DNV GL mayat any time substitute personnel assigned to the Work, provided that any replacement personnel are suitablyqualified.

2.5 A confirmation given or certificate issued by DNV GL shall not substitute the role of and/or release theCustomer Group or any other parties involved from its contractual or legal obligations towards any thirdparties and/or the Customer (as the case may be). Maintenance of the validity of such confirmation orcertificate, for example through the process of regular surveys in the case of ship classification, is theresponsibility of the Customer.

2.6 DNV GL may, without prejudice to any other rights available to DNV GL, at any time recall, suspend,withhold, withdraw and/or reissue any Deliverable with immediate effect, suspend or withdraw any vesselfrom class and/or suspend further performance of any services if in DNV GL’s sole and unfettered opinion:(i) Customer fails to provide any necessary information or documentation for the purpose of maintainingthe Deliverable and/or class; or (ii) Customer fails to comply in due time with conditions or instructionsissued by DNV GL; or (iii) Customer fails to pay any fees or other sums due to DNV GL; or (iv) any relevantdiscrepancies, errors or omissions in the basis for the Deliverable is detected; or (v) Customer misrepresentsDNV GL’s business name, trademark or Deliverable on which such name or trademark is used.

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2.7 DNV GL may retain or withhold any service, certificate or other deliverable to the Customer in respect ofall outstanding payments (whether related or not) arising out of the entire business relationship with theCustomer, regardless of whether one or more vessels owned or managed by the Customer are affected.

3 General Obligations

3.1 Customer agrees that DNV GL’s performance of the Work requires DNV GL to be granted access to and theright to inspect all relevant sites, equipment, machinery and facilities and all relevant, correct and completedocuments and information. For this purpose, Customer shall in a timely manner, without conditions,make all necessary arrangements and provide DNV GL with all reasonably necessary access to the abovementioned information and sites. Unless it is explicitly agreed as part of the Work to identify discrepancies,errors, inconsistencies or omissions in the information provided by the Customer Group, Customer shall beresponsible for the correctness of the information it provides and DNV GL is entitled to rely on the accuracyand completeness of such information for the performance of the Work.All Deliverables provided by DNV GL are based on the information, documentation and/or physical itemsmade available by Customer to DNV GL up to the date of issuance of the Deliverable, and Customeracknowledges and agrees that any statement made by DNV GL in the Deliverable is a statement reflectingthe situation at the time of issuance only.

3.2 Should the Customer fail to provide DNV GL with the required access or information at the agreed times, DNVGL may suspend the performance of the Work pending receipt of the Customer's instructions for access and/or necessary information. DNV GL shall have no liability as a consequence of any such suspension and theCustomer will be responsible for DNV GL’s fees and other wasted costs and expenses incurred by DNV GL.

3.3 Customer acknowledges and agrees that it has read and understood the requirements in the applicableDNV GL Rules, international conventions, EU Regulations and/or flag administration requirements and otherstandards applicable to the Contract and agrees to abide by them.

3.4 Any failure by Customer in fulfilling the obligations set out in this clause 3 is to be considered a materialbreach of this Contract.

4 Health, Safety and Environment (HSE)

4.1 Both DNV GL and the Customer shall employ reasonable standards for promoting safety, health andenvironmental protection and for ensuring safe working environments for their personnel.

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4.2 Customer shall inform DNV GL without undue delay of: (i) any actual or potential HSE risk which Customeris aware of and which is reasonably relevant to the performance of the Work; and (ii) any of Customer'simplemented or planned measures against such risks that Customer requires DNV GL’s personnel to adhereto.

4.3 Whenever DNV GL’s performance of the Work involves visits to or work on Customer controlled facilitiesor sites, Customer is responsible for the adequacy, stability, safety and legal compliance of the workingenvironment, including reasonable measures to mitigate or control relevant risks. DNV GL or its personnelis entitled to refuse to carry out any activity, or visit any area or site, if DNV GL or its personnel in their solediscretion consider that relevant risks are unacceptable or not adequately addressed, contained or otherwisemitigated. Any such decision shall suspend both parties' obligations under the Contract without any liability orpenalties until the parties have agreed on how to proceed.

5 Variations to the Work

5.1 Customer may in writing request DNV GL to perform a Variation. DNV GL shall not be obliged to executeany Variations until a written agreement with the Customer regarding the remuneration and the potentialschedule impact of the Variation has been signed, which shall be an integral part of this Contract.

6 Re-performance

6.1 Any documented error or defect in the Work will be rectified by DNV GL within a reasonable period of timeat DNV GL’s sole cost, provided said error or defect is not attributable to Customer or Customer Group andDNV GL is duly notified of said errors or defects within twelve (12) months after delivery or completion of theWork, whichever occurs first.

7 Taxes and Remuneration

7.1 Each party is solely responsible for paying any and all taxes, duties or similar government charges to thecompetent public authority wherever such charges are levied and/or imposed on the activities of the party.Any and all prices, fees, rates or remuneration are agreed as stated exclusive of any form of sales taxes,value added tax, goods and services tax and/or any other similar taxes including any surcharges leviedthereon which may be applicable.

7.2 Customer shall effect payment as agreed in the Contract to DNV GL for the Work, including any Variations, toDNV GL’s bank account stated on the invoice within thirty (30) days of the date of the invoice.Work performed by DNV GL shall be invoiced in accordance with the tariffs of DNV GL or on the basis ofthe price quoted in the offer or in the Contract. In addition thereto, DNV GL will charge any extra expenses

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incurred in connection with the services rendered (e.g. travelling or other expenses and, where applicable,any value added/turnover tax).Customer accepts invoices sent by electronic means.Additional expenses which are incurred by DNV GL in connection with the performance of the Work, and forwhich DNV GL is not responsible, for instance, as a result of poor organisation on the part of the Customer orof repetition of tests and extra time spent, will be charged separately at the respective current cost rates.

7.3 In case of late payments, DNV GL is, in addition to the remedies set forth in Clause 2.6, entitled to charge alate payment interest according to the applicable law of this Contract, or 8% per annum pro rata, whicheveris the higher.

7.4 All payments shall, subject to Clause 7.5, be made in cleared funds, without any deduction or set-off and freeand clear of and without deduction for or on account of any taxes, levies, imports, duties, charges, fees andwithholdings of any nature now or hereafter imposed by any governmental, fiscal or other authority save asrequired by law.

7.5 If and to the extent Customer has to withhold taxes or other government charges according to mandatorylaws, Customer shall withhold and deduct such amounts from payments to DNV GL and pay the amount tothe competent tax authority or any other relevant governmental body, as the case may be, within the timeallowed and in the minimum amount required by law. Customer shall indemnify and hold DNV GL harmlessfrom any and all financial responsibility or sums found to be due arising out of the non-payment, late-payment or payment to the non-competent tax authority or any relevant governmental body.Customer shall inform DNV GL about such withholding, any change in the rate or the basis of the withholdingand the availability of any formal procedure resulting in an authorisation to make a payment withouta withholding prior to making the payment. Customer and DNV GL shall co-operate in completing anyprocedural formalities necessary for the Customer to obtain authorisation to make payment without awithholding.Within ten days of making either the withholding or any payment required in connection with thatwithholding, the Customer shall deliver to DNV GL a withholding tax certificate, official receipt or evidencereasonably satisfactory to DNV GL that payment has been made to the competent tax authority or any othercompetent governmental body. Customer shall cooperate with DNV GL and shall use reasonable efforts, atno cost to DNV GL, in seeking any double tax treaty relief, other exemptions and refunds available followingfrom such withholdings.

7.6 Clause 7.1 to 7.5 shall apply accordingly in case an Affiliate provides the Work.

7.7 No disputes arising between DNV GL and the Customer shall interfere with prompt payment of invoices bythe Customer. Any rights of lien or retention in favour of the Customer, statutory or otherwise, are herebyexcluded. The Customer shall have no right to set-off any sums including sums in respect of counter-claims,unless such counter-claim is undisputed or has been finally adjudicated upon by the courts.

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8 Confidentiality

8.1 Each party as recipient agrees to keep confidential any information it receives from the other partyas disclosing party in the course of the Contract which, by denotation or reasonable circumstances, isconsidered confidential to the disclosing party. The recipient shall treat such received information withreasonable care and diligence, not disseminating or disclosing it to third parties without the disclosingparty's prior written consent, provided however that each party may share such information with its officers,employees, affiliates, subsidiaries, subcontractors, suppliers or professional advisors who are subject toconfidentiality obligations reflecting the principles herein.

8.2 The obligations set forth in Clause 8.1 shall not apply to any information which: (i) is or becomes knownto the recipient from a third party without any confidentiality obligation to the disclosing party; (ii) is orbecomes generally available in the public domain through no act or failure to act on the part of the recipient;(iii) has demonstrably been developed by the recipient independently from this Contract; (iv) is requestedto be disclosed by any competent court, governmental agency, flag state administration, other relevantpublic authority in accordance with applicable law, court order or other public regulation; (v) is disclosed tothe registered owner and/or ultimate owning company of a vessel without changing the general nature ofconfidentiality of such information if such information is vessel-related or (vi) is required to be disclosed bythe applicable stipulations of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS).

8.3 Customer acknowledges that DNV GL is bound by an obligation to give the EU Commission or anyone actingon its behalf, access to information in accordance with applicable EU requirements, and that Customer shallgive the EU Commission unrestricted access to ships for the purpose of inspection.

8.4 DNV GL Group shall have the right to use for statistical, analytical and internal training purposes, anymaterial, in-formation or know-how generated in the course of the Work.

8.5 The obligations in this clause shall survive the completion of the Work or termination of this Contract andshall continue for as long as the relevant information remains confidential.

9 Assignment and Subcontracting

9.1 This Contract, including any Deliverable issued as a result hereof, is specifically related to the Customer andno rights, obligations, interest, claim, benefit or Deliverable deriving here from shall extend to any other(third) party without the prior written consent of DNV GL. Customer is not entitled to grant to any third partyany right of use in respect of any Deliverable without the prior written consent of DNV GL. The Contracts(Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 shall not apply to this Contract.

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9.2 DNV GL may at its discretion subcontract parts of or the whole of the Work to any other company withinthe DNV GL Group. The DNV GL Group shall have the benefit of, and shall be entitled to enforce against theCustomer the rights, exclusions, limitations of liability and indemnities set out in the Contract.

9.3 DNV GL is only responsible for the Work it has performed directly or through its subcontractors.

10 Intellectual Property Rights

10.1 For the purpose of this Contract, each party shall remain the sole owner of any of its intellectual propertyand rights thereto existing prior to the date of this Contract and, except as explicitly set out in this Contract,nothing herein shall imply any transfer or grant of rights to any such intellectual property or rights thereto.

10.2 Customer shall hold a restricted, global and royalty free license to use the Deliverables or the results ofthe Work for their agreed or ordinary purpose, including the right to use any valid certificates or similardocuments in accordance with the applicable requirements.

10.3 Subject to the confidentiality obligations set out in Clause 8 above, all intellectual property rights in theinformation and data created in connection with this Contract shall vest in DNV GL. In particular, DNV GLshall hold the copyright to all certificates and similar documents issued under this Contract. Nothing hereinshall be deemed to limit DNV GL Group rights according to Clause 8.4.

10.4 The Customer warrants that it holds all necessary rights to material and information submitted for thepurpose of the Work. The Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless DNV GL from any Claim DNV GL mightsuffer or receive as a consequence of any infringement of third party rights.

10.5 DNV GL is continuously improving its services to the industry to safeguard life, property and theenvironment. The customer acknowledges that DNV GL shall hold a right to use and process any information,data or databases generated or collected throughout the Work in an anonymized form, for its owncompetence building, research or business purposes.

11 Force Majeure

11.1 Neither party shall be in breach of this Contract, nor liable for any failure or delay in performance hereunderif the cause of such failure or delay is attributable to events beyond the reasonable control of the affectedparty, including but not limited to armed conflict, terrorist attack, civil war, riots, toxic hazards, epidemics,

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natural disasters, extreme weather, fire, explosion, failure of utility service, labour disputes, breakdown ofinfrastructure, transport delays, or any public restrictions following any of the incidents above, or any otherforce majeure occurrence.

11.2 In the event of a force majeure occurrence, the affected party shall notify the other party without unduedelay of the particulars of the situation and the estimated duration. Either party shall be entitled to terminatethe Contract with immediate effect should the force majeure occurrence endure for more than thirty (30)days.

12 Indemnifications

12.1 Each party shall indemnify and hold harmless the other party from and against all Claims arising whilecarrying out the Work in respect of: (i) bodily injury, sickness, disease, or death of any of its employees orother representatives; and (ii) loss of or damage to the party's property. This provision shall apply whetheror not the Claim is caused or contributed to by the negligence of the other party. Both parties shall maintaininsurances for such liabilities, cf. Clause 14, to make this knock-for-knock provision effective.

12.2 The Work including any advice and information provided by DNV GL to the Customer as a part of theWork, shall be for the Customer only. The Customer shall ensure that any other member of the CustomerGroup and/or any third party is aware that the Work is intended for the Customer only and it is understoodand agreed that nothing expressed herein is intended or shall be construed to give any person, firm orcorporation, other than the signatories hereto any right, remedy or claim hereunder or under any provisionsherein contained. The Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless the DNV GL Group from and againstClaims brought by the Customer Group (other than the Customer) in connection with the Work or any adviceand information, in whatever form it may be given, which has been provided by DNV GL to the Customer.

12.3 The Customer shall be responsible for and shall save, indemnify, defend and hold harmless the DNV GLGroup from and against all Claims in respect of pollution or contamination emanating from the assets,equipment, facilities or property of Customer Group whether owned, hired, leased or otherwise provided bythe Customer Group and arising from, relating to or in connection with the performance or non-performanceof the Work, irrespective of cause and whether or not resulting from or contributed to by any negligence,breach of duty (statutory or otherwise), breach of contract, breach of warranty and/or strict liability of anymember of the DNV GL Group.

12.4 Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless DNV GL from and against any Claims in respect of: (i)Customer's breach of clause 3 (General Obligations); (ii) any abuse of the Deliverable issued under thisContract.

12.5 The Customer’s obligations to indemnify DNV GL Group set out above in Clause 12.2, 12.3 and 12.4, shallapply in respect of any Claims regardless whether such Claims against DNV GL Group are based on breachof contract, direct action, breach of duty (statutory or otherwise), tort (including negligence), "information

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liability", strict liability or otherwise, except if and to the extent such Claims are caused by DNV GL’s (i) actor omission with the intent to cause damage or injury; (ii) act or omission in gross disregard of a known orobvious risk which made it highly probable that harm would follow.

12.6 Each party shall notify the other party without undue delay upon becoming aware of any incident likely togive rise to a Claim against the other party in relation to this Contract.

12.7 The Customer agrees that any Claim with respect to the Work shall be brought solely against DNV GL, andthe Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless DNV GL Group from any Claim brought against DNV GLGroup by any other party as a consequence of the Customer's breach of this Clause 12.7.

13 Limitation of Liability

13.1 Except for the re-performance of the Work as provided in Clause 6 and DNV GL’s indemnification obligationsset out in Clause 12.1 above, DNV GL shall not be liable for any Claim incurred by Customer and/or CustomerGroup arising from, relating to or in connection with the performance or non-performance of the Work byDNV GL, whether or not resulting from or contributed to by any negligence (in whatever form on whateverorganisation level), breach of duty (statutory or otherwise), breach of contract, breach of warranty and/orstrict liability of any member of the DNV GL Group, except to the extent set out below.DNV GL’s liability for all Claims arising out of or in connection with this Contract shall be limited to anaggregate total of 10 (ten) times the net fees (excluding any expenses and disbursements) payable to DNVGL for the Work, never exceeding a maximum aggregate sum of USD 4 (four) million.In case the Customer pays the fees periodically, e.g. under a Periodical Service Agreement or similar feearrangement, DNV GL’s liability for all Claims arising out of or in connection with this Contract shall be limitedto an aggregate total of 10 (ten) times the annual net fee (excluding any expenses or disbursements), neverexceeding a maximum aggregate sum of USD 4 (four) million.

13.2 Any limitations and exclusions of DNV GL’s liability shall extend to:(i) the other members of the DNV GL Group; and(ii) the relevant maritime administration of a vessel's country of registry (the "Flag Administration") for anyservices provided hereunder on behalf of such Flag Administration, and the Customer accepts that the othermembers of the DNV GL Group and the Flag Administration shall be entitled to invoke such limitations andexclusions of liability directly towards any Claim from the Customer Group.

13.3 Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary elsewhere in these General Terms and Conditions andirrespective of cause and whether or not resulting from or contributed to by any negligence (whatsoeverdegree and whatsoever organisation level), breach of duty (statutory or otherwise), breach of contract,breach of warranty and/or strict liability, the Customer shall be responsible for and shall save, indemnify,defend and hold harmless the DNV GL Group from the Customer Group's own Consequential Loss and DNVGL shall be responsible for and shall save, indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Customer Group from theDNV GL Group's own Consequential Loss.

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13.4 Neither party excludes or limits any liability which cannot be excluded or limited by the applicable mandatorylaw.

13.5 Any Claim against DNV GL Group by the Customer shall be deemed to be irrevocably waived and time barredupon the expiry of twelve (12) months from the date of completion of the relevant Work.A later issuance of class certificate or confirmation of vessel being in class shall not result in thecommencement of a new 12 (twelve) months' time bar period, except for services provided in addition to theinitial Work.

14 Insurance

14.1 Both parties shall maintain adequate insurance coverage for general and professional liabilities and theirrelevant personnel under the Contract, for such amounts and on such terms as are standard in theirrespective industries and with underwriters who are in good standing. Such insurances shall contain a waiverof subrogation.

15 Fair Business Practice, Anti-bribery and Compliance

15.1 The parties shall conduct their respective business activities in a fair, ethical, and lawful manner inaccordance with all applicable laws and generally accepted codes of conduct (including but not limited tothe DNV GL code of conduct), avoiding any unacceptable activities, including but not limited to acceptanceof or acquiescence in extortion, bribery, use of child labour, breach of human rights, or the imposition ofunreasonable work conditions.

15.2 Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless DNV GL from any breach of Clause 15.1.

15.3 Both parties may terminate this Contract with immediate effect, without any liability or penalties, if amember of DNV GL Group or Customer Group are or become subject to sanctions or penalties imposed bya national government, the United Nations, the European Union or similar organisations related to the Workwhich is provided hereunder, or if the Work could be considered to be illegal or in conflict with applicable lawfor the respective party, its subcontractors and/or its subcontractor's' parent companies.

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16 Term and Termination

16.1 This Contract shall remain in full force and effect until all Deliverables are delivered, or the Work is otherwisecompleted and paid for in full unless terminated earlier by mutual agreement or in accordance with Clause15.3 or Clause 16.2 below.

16.2 Each party may terminate this Contract by written notice to the other party under the followingcircumstances:(i) if the other party commits a material breach of this Contract and fails to rectify such breach within 10(ten) working days after receipt of the other party's written notice;(ii) if the other party becomes insolvent, is unable to pay its debts as they fall due, or is subject tobankruptcy proceedings, administration, receivership, dissolution, liquidation, winding-up or otherwisediscontinues its business; or(iii) for convenience after serving the other party a written notice 30 (thirty) days prior to termination.

16.3 In the event the Contract is terminated by the Customer in accordance with 16.2 (iii) prior to completionof the Work, irrespective of cause, DNV GL shall be entitled to: (i) the agreed remuneration for the Workrendered up to the date of termination; (ii) all costs incurred by DNV GL up to and including the terminationdate; and (iii) 10% of the remuneration agreed in respect of Work which has not been provided. In the eventof termination, DNV GL shall be entitled to retain any payment, deposit or advance of any fees made by theCustomer prior to the date of termination up to the amount to which DNV GL is entitled.

16.4 In the event of termination of the Contract, the rights and obligations of DNV GL and the Customer includedin Clauses 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17 and 18 shall remain in full force and effect.

17 Law and Jurisdiction

17.1 This Contract shall be governed by and construed exclusively in accordance with the laws of Norway, withoutregard to principles of conflicts of law.

17.2 The parties shall use their reasonable efforts to resolve any claim or dispute arising in relation to thisContract by negotiations within a reasonable time. Should the parties fail to resolve any claim or dispute bynegotiations, the dispute shall be exclusively subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Oslo, Norway.

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18 Severability

18.1 Should any provision of these General Terms and Conditions be held to be invalid or unenforceable, such shallnot affect the validity or enforceability of any other part or provision of these General Terms and Conditions.Such provision shall be amended to the extent necessary to make the provision valid and enforceable, whilekeeping as strictly and closely as possible to the original wording and purpose of the provision.

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APPENDIX C USE OF PRODUCT AND MATERIAL CERTIFICATESBASED ON DNV GL SHIP RULES CONDITIONS AND EXCEPTIONS1) The applied rule set for the vessel defines:

a) What materials and components that require certificationb) Type of certificate to be issuedc) The organization that shall issue the certificate.

2) Certificates based on DNV GL ship rules will only be accepted for those materials and components wherethe DNV GL ship rules themselves require a material or product certificate issued by the Society.

3) It is the Builder’s responsibility to ensure that the specification of the certified materials or componentsfulfils all system requirements relevant for the vessel where the product will be installed.

4) For vessels with applicable rule set GL, certification based on DNV GL ship rules will not be accepted forthe following products:

a) Anchor windlassesb) Steam boilersc) Main- and emergency switchboards.

5) Extra High strength steels certified to DNV GL rules January 2017 or later needs to be speciallyconsidered before applied on a project with any earlier rule set as the applicable rule set. (DNV GL/DNV/GL rules)

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CHANGES – HISTORIC

January 2016 edition

Main changes January 2016, entering into force as from date ofpublication

• Sec.3 Classification principles— In Sec.3, a new item Sec.3 [4.1.2] has been added concerning acceptance of DNV GL product and

material certificates (VL) for use on projects having DNV or GL ship rules as the applied rule set.

• App.C Use of product and material certificates based on DNV GL ship rules conditionsand exceptions— A new App.C has been added with the applicable conditions and exceptions to Sec.3 [4.1.2].

October 2015 edition

Amendment October 2015— A new App.B General terms and conditions has been added.

Main changes October 2015, entering into force as from date ofpublication— The rule text has been changed to accommodate for the publication of the DNV GL rules for ships at

October 1st 2015, and by which date DNV GL will offer three sets of rules for classification of ships.

August 2015 edition

Main changes, entering into force as from date of publication

• Sec.3 Classification principles— New item [1.5] Class notations has been added.

• App.A Example of the standardised formatting of class notations including qualifiers— This is a new appendix containing more detailed description of the standardised formatting of class

notations including qualifiers.

July 2015 edition

Main changes, entering into force as from date of publication

• Sec.4 Certificates of materials and components

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— [4.1] Acceptance of certificates has been updated to align use of TA certificates across DNV, GL andcoming DNVGL rules.

April 2015 edition

Main changes, entering into force as from date of publication

• Sec.3 Classification principles— [1.4.1]: New text clarifying the Society's right to cross use procedures and process requirements between

legacy rules.— Previous [1.4.2] and [1.4.3] have been deleted.— [4.1.2] Table 1: A new row “Approval of manufacturer certificate” has been added.

October 2014 edition

Main changes October 2014, entering into force as from date ofpublication

• Sec. Classification principles— A new item [1.4], Classification procedures on projects based on the legacy GL rule set, has been added.— A new item [4.1.2] has been added.

December 2013 edition

Main changes December 2013, entering into force as from date ofpublication

• General— References to ships have been removed to make the document generic for classification services.— Definitions have been updated in [2].

October 2013 edition

GeneralThis is a new document.These Rules will enter into force from the date of publication.

DNV GLDriven by our purpose of safeguarding life, property and the environment, DNV GL enablesorganizations to advance the safety and sustainability of their business. We provide classification andtechnical assurance along with software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime,oil and gas, and energy industries. We also provide certification services to customers across a widerange of industries. Operating in more than 100 countries, our 16 000 professionals are dedicated tohelping our customers make the world safer, smarter and greener.

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