Texas Transportation Code Section 64.001 - Definition
In this chapter, "consignee" includes: (1) the master; (2) the owner; (3) the agent; (4) the subagent; and (5) a person who enters or clears ...

Texas Transportation Code Section 64.002 - Pilotage Rate
The rate of pilotage that may be adopted under Sections 63.004 and 63.021 on a class of vessel may not, in a port of this ...

Texas Transportation Code Section 64.003 - Pilotage Liability
(a) A vessel that declines pilot services offered outside the bar and enters the port without the aid of a pilot is liable to the ...

Texas Transportation Code Section 64.004 - Suit To Recover Pilot Fees
A pilot who serves or offers to serve a vessel may bring suit to recover pilot fees from a consignee. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. ...

Texas Transportation Code Section 64.005 - Exemptions From Pilotage Charges
Except for actual service provided, a vessel of 20 tons or less is exempt from a charge for pilotage. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, ...

Texas Transportation Code Section 64.006 - Unauthorized Pilot; Liability
(a) In addition to any other applicable remedy provided by law, a person who has not been appointed to be a branch or deputy pilot ...

Last modified: August 10, 2007

Texas Transportation Code - Chapter 64 Rates Of Pilotage