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[73 Stat. 270]
PUBLIC LAW 86-000—MMMM. DD, 1959
[73 Stat. 270]

270

46 USC 1159.

Maturity dates.

Agreement provisions.

PUBLIC LAW 86-123-JULY 31, 1959

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or reconditioned before such mortgage is executed, 871^ per centum of all amounts the mortgagor has paid or is obligated to pay for the construction (including designing, inspecting, outfitting, or equipping) of the vessel, depreciated at the rate of 5 per centum per annum from the date the vessel was delivered by the shipbuilder to the date such mortgage iS executed, or (B) if the vessel has been reconstructed or reconditioned before such mortgage is executed, 871^ per centum of all amounts the mortgagor has paid or is obligated to pay for the construction (including designing, inspecting, outfitting, and equipping) of the vessel, depreciated at the rate of 5 per centum per annum from the date the vessel was delivered by the shipbuilder to the date of such reconstruction or reconditioning, and depreciated, from the date of such reconstruction or reconditioning to the date such mortgage is executed, on a straight-line basis and on the basis of a useful life of the vessel determined jointly by the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of the Treasury, plus 87i/^ per centum of all amounts the mortgagor has paid or is obligated to pay for the reconstruction or reconditioning of the vessel (if such reconstruction or reconditioning was done without aid of construction subsidy and the vessel complies with the requirements of section 509 of this Act; otherwise, 75 per centum of such amount), depreciated, from the date of such reconstruction or reconditioning to the date such mortgage is executed, on a straight-line basis and on the basis of a useful life of the vessel determined jointly by the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of the Treasury, and (b) if the vessel was built with the aid of construction-differential subsidy, or does not comply with the requirements of section 509 of this Act, exceed the amount computed under (a) above except that, where (a) above provides for 871^ P^r centum of the construction cost of the vessel, the percentage shall be 75 per centum; "(5) the mortgage has maturity dates which, if the vessel has not been reconstructed or reconditioned, do not exceed the remaining years of a useful life of the mortgaged vessel of twenty years computed from the date the vessel was delivered by the shipbuilder or, if the vessel has been reconstructed or reconditioned, do not exceed the remaining years of a useful life of the vessel determined jointly by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce; "(6) the loan agreement for the making of the loan secured by the mortgage, or the mortgage, provides that the underwriter or mortgagee will disburse the loan for one or more of the following purposes: (a) to pay one of the components of actual cost of tHe vessels to be constructed, reconstructed, or reconditioned and, if any such payment is to reimburse the operator for payments made from his capital reserve fund, to deposit such payment in his capital reserve fund, or (h) to pay part of the loan to discharge an existing mortgage which is insured by the Secretary of Commerce on the vessel that is subject to the mortgage which is to be insured, or (c) to deposit part or all of the loan in the operators capital reserve fund, if he is a subsidized operator, and in a construction reserve fund, if he is an unsubsidized operator; if any deposit is made in a capital reserve fund, or construction reserve fund under (c) hereof, such deposit may be withdrawn only to pay one of the components of actual cost of the vessels that are to be constructed, reconstructed, or reconditioned, or if for any reason such payments do not exhaust the deposit, then to pay off the loan secured by the mortgage that is to be insured;