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Terms and Conditions of Business The use of the luxyachts.com website and the sale of services offered by Luxury Yacht Group LLC are governed by the terms and conditions set forth below. 1. Definitions 1.1 Company: Luxury Yacht Group LLC, a Florida registered company. 1.2 Crew: Any person or company submitting their information on the website, making verbal presentation to company personnel, faxing personal details or otherwise indicating their desire to find employment through the company. 1.3 Registration: The process undertaken by crew seeking work to submit their details to the company. 1.4 Employer: Any person or corporation requesting crew from the company, the employer can be the owner of the yacht, the captain or any crew member or agent acting on behalf of them. Luxury Yacht Group is not the employer. 1.5 Website: The company website www.luxyachts.com. 1.6 Job order: A request to find crew received by company personnel. 1.7 Submitted or submittal: The forwarding of or presentation of candidates from the company to the employer by any means and valid for 12 months from the date of submission. 1.8 Permanent: Any position which does not have a fixed end date or intended employment of greater than 90 days. 1.9 Temporary: Any position which has a fixed end date of employment less than 90 days. 1.10 Validity: These terms and conditions are valid until amended by the company. 1.11 Crew Coordinator: Company placement staff who match crew to specific job criteria. 2. Fees 2.1 A fee will be payable to the company whenever an applicant submitted to an employer is hired onboard within three years of the date of submission. All fees are due payable at the company?s office at 1362 SE 17th St, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 33316. 2.2 There are no fees for crew to register and seek employment through the company. 2.3 For Employers ? (a) Permanent placement - 100% of the first month?s wages (b) Temporary placement ? 25% of all earnings (c) Discounts for multiple placements - 1st placement ? full fee - 2nd placement ? 10% discount - 3rd placement ? 20% discount - 4th or greater placement ? 30% discount 2.4 Crew placement fees are payable within 14 days from the first day of employment for permanent placements and at the end of employment for temporary placements. 2.5 All fees paid are non-refundable. 2.6 Known Crew - (a) Should a crew member be submitted by the company and be previously known to the employer, through introduction by another paid placement service, it is the burden of the employer to notify the company within 24 hours of receipt of the candidate?s information. If notification is not received within 24 hours then it shall be viewed as a valid introduction and fees payable. (b) Should the employer also be searching for crew online using web searches or listing services it is the burden of the employer to disclose the names of any crew member already under consideration. Any crew member submitted by the company who has not previously been declared by the employer will be viewed as a valid introduction and fees payable. This clause is to avoid an employer using our service to validate the quality of a crew member whose resume is online and avoid paying a fee. (c) In situations where the candidate is known of to the employer but the employer did not have the correct contact information a full placement fee is payable. 3. Service Credits for Crew Placement 3.1 There are no credits available for temporary crew placements. 3.2 Permanent Crew Placement Service Credits (a) If the crew member hired leaves prior to 90 days without cause or is terminated with cause a full credit will be made to the employer?s accounts for use against any future placement in the following 12 months. (b) If the crew member hired within 91 and 180 days leaves without cause or is terminated with cause a 50% credit will be made to the employers account for use against any future placement in the following 12 months. 3.3 Permanent Placement of Captains - If a captain hired leaves prior to one year from the original start date without cause or is terminated with cause, a full credit will be made to the employers account for use against the future placement of a captain in the following 12 months. 3.4 Service Credit Limitations There is only one credit per placement. 3.5 The service credit is inapplicable in any of the following cases ? (a). Change in ownership of the vessel (b). Change in captain or more than 50% of the crew (c). Major change in schedule from that planned at the time of hire (d). Failure by employer to maintain a safe working environment (e). Failure by employer to maintain a drug free workplace (f). Failure to pay within 14 days of invoicing (g). Failure to notify the company?s crew coordinator within 48 hours of crew member departure. (h) When the employer is otherwise in default of this agreement 4. Rights to Information - Employers You, the employer, agree to hold as confidential the identity of the candidates submitted by the company and further agree not to pass on or otherwise distribute resumes or contact information for applicants received from the company to any other person, or corporation other than for the purposes of reference verification and employment suitability verification. Any violation of this cause is a breach of the agreement. In the event of a breach of this clause the company will be entitled to a fee, 70% of the candidates salary equivalent for a one month period. 5. Accuracy of Information ? Crew As a crew member seeking employment you are providing the company with information and warranting such information as an accurate and true representation of your experience and job skills. You further agree that this information may be distributed by the company to third parties without your knowledge for the purposes of finding employment, reference verification or any other purpose deemed appropriate by the company. You agree to indemnify and hold harmless the company from any damages caused through misrepresentation of your experience or certifications. 6. Website access The company makes information available to crewmembers and employers where they can browse available jobs and crew through the internet. You acknowledge that you do not acquire any rights to reuse the content, layout and data in any manner. Use of the website and its data is governed by these terms and conditions. The data presented by the company is protected under international copyright laws. 7. Data accuracy The company makes all reasonable efforts to ensure that the information online is accurate and correct prior to forwarding information to an employer; however, due to the fact that the data is being entered by individual crew members from various locations, it is agreed that no guarantee as to the accuracy of information presented is expressed or implied. It is strongly recommended that any employer verify the credentials and job history of any applicant prior to hiring. 9. Non-Solicitation It is agreed that the company will in no way induce or encourage crew members who are actively employed to seek other employment. Only crew members who have activated their registration will be considered for employment. 10. Team placements Many yacht crew work as a team with their partner. The company reserves the right to charge a second placement fee for the partner when the crew coordinator makes the employer aware of the team status during the initial introduction. 11. Hiring expenses The company assumes no liability for the costs associated with interviewing, hiring and whenever necessary, repatriating crew members. 12. Acceptance These terms and conditions shall be deemed accepted by employers who place a job order with the company or by crew members who register on the website. No modification to these terms and conditions shall be made unless specifically agreed to in writing. The company reserves the right to change these terms and conditions from time to time and will post the changes on the website and make them available for clients to review upon request. 13. Jurisdiction ? Choice of Law (a) Choice of Law ? The laws of the State of Florida or the general maritime law of the United States shall govern any dispute arising out of this agreement. (b) Forum Selection ? All disputes and suits arising out of this agreement shall be submitted to a court of competent jurisdiction in Broward County, FL, without prejudice to the company?s rights under the general maritime law to pursue a maritime lien in rem against a responsible vessel, outside Broward County Florida. (c) Consent to Jurisdiction ? The contracting parties hereto agree that the forum selection clause and choice of law provisions also constitute a waiver of any argument or defense based on lack of personal jurisdiction.

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New England Itineraries

The New England, Maine/Massachussets and Long Island Sound areas are rich in history, culture and natural beauty. Summer and early autumn are the high season to discover white shuttered houses with weathered shingles, wave swept beaches, lobster bakes and fishing towns of bygone eras.

From the mansions and classic sailing yachts of Newport, to the history of Mystic Seaport and Boston, the charming villages on Nantucket and Marthas Vineyard, to the bright lights and energy of New York, New England is a unique experience.

Sample Itinerary - 14 Days
Boston New York

Day 1. Boston is rich in history, museums and art, great for walking around and watching the activity on the harbor.

Day 2. A short cruise to Plymouth where you can discover the old sailing ship the Mayflower II which will take you back in history.

Day 3. Across the bay from Plymouth is Provincetown, the tip of Cape Cod, where you can admire the architecture enjoy the spectacular sunset over this beautiful bay.

Day 4. Cruise around to Hyannis Port, one of the earliest summer resorts of this area, made famous by the Kennedy family.

Day 5-6 Nantucket is an island to be discovered by bicycle, its beautiful old weathered shingle buildings and sleepy fishing villages. Wander around the shops and work up an appetite for some of the freshest seafood in terrific restaurants.

Day 7-8 Marthas Vineyard has three quintessential New England towns to be discovered, Edgartown, Oak Bluffs and Vineyard haven. Shopping and restaurants abound and no trip would be successful without a trip to the famous Black Dog shop.

Day 9-10 A short trip through the majestic harbor of Newport. Take a day to discover the mansions on a cliff top walk and meander along the cobblestone streets.

Day 11 Cruise down to Mystic Seaport at the top of Long Island Sound and explore the maritime history.

Day 12-14 End your cruise in the city that never sleeps. Dinner cruises past the statue of Liberty, Broadway and shopping, New York has it all.

Last Updated by Sue Williams at 2:17:30 PM on 5/12/2009

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