Which of below(s) is (are) correct regarding bareboat charter in tramp shipping? a. All of above b. The charterer assumes full responsibility for the vessel's operation and all associated costs and expenses, excluding capital costs c. Vessel is put at the disposal of the charterer for a certain period of time d. Charterer normally will have option to buy ship.

A bareboat charter in tramp shipping is a contract where the charterer hires a ship for a specific period without a crew. The charterer is responsible for all aspects of the vessel's operation, including navigation, maintenance, and insurance. This means that the charterer assumes full responsibility for the vessel's operation and all associated costs and expenses, excluding capital costs (option b). The vessel is indeed put at the disposal of the charterer for a certain period of time (option c). However, the charterer normally does not have the option to buy the ship (option d). Therefore, the correct answers are options b and c.