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Council Regulation (EEC) No 2919/85 of 17 October 1985 laying down the conditions for access to the arrangements under the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine relating to vessels belonging to the Rhine Navigation

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As published

Article 7

1.   The document certifying that the vessel belongs to Rhine Navigation must identify the vessel, its owner and, where appropriate, the operator by stating inter alia: — the name, number, place of registration, type and category of the vessel, — the name, business name, domicile, usual residence or registered office of the owner and, where appropriate, of the operator. 2.   The document must be kept on board the vessel and must be produced on demand to the inspecting authorities.

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Article 7

1.   The document certifying that the vessel belongs to Rhine Navigation must identify the vessel, its owner and, where appropriate, the operator by stating inter alia: — the name, number, place of registration, type and category of the vessel, — the name, business name, domicile, usual residence or registered office of the owner and, where appropriate, of the operator. 2.   The document must be kept on board the vessel and must be produced on demand to the inspecting authorities.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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