dead freight
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deadfreight
Noun
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dead
freight
(
uncountable
)
A sum of money paid by a person who
charters
a whole
vessel
but fails to make out a full
cargo
. The payment is made for the
unoccupied
capacity
.
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Sum of money paid by one who charters a vessel but does not fill it
Chinese:
Mandarin:
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Danish:
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Finnish:
kuollut rahti
French:
faux fret
(fr)
m
German:
Fehlfracht
f
,
Fautfracht
f
,
Ausfallfracht
f
(
the exact correspondence of legal implications is controversial, see BGH 12.10.1987 – II ZR 62/87 –
juris
= TranspR 1988, 199, and BGH 04.12.1989 – II ZR 305/88 –
juris
= NJW 1990,
2257
)
Greek:
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Swedish:
dödfrakt
c
Turkish:
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