The Demurrage [sic], the creator, is in the shadow land, the world he created, his own personal matrix.
If terminal operations take more time than agreed in advance, carriers are compensated; this is known as demurrage (Haugen Consulting 2015).
With the new contract, the price is bundled -- the price of the gas includes demurrage (or cylinder rental) as well as delivery.
It is believed to be costing tens of thousands of pounds in "demurrage" fees for the three cargo ships to wait offshore.
Demurrage fees are paid for by grain companies that contract the ships, but that cost is eventually passed on to the farmers, too.The railways blame the weather.
He is running up a bill of two dollars and seventy-five cents for demurrage charges.
There are a number of approaches worth considering - for example, the idea of a "demurrage" (or "tax money") which might allow for a negative nominal interest rate when money is withheld.
(There is a change for rush orders). Existing non-Praxair cylinders within the college will continue to accrue demurrage charges.
The traffic manager is concerned with freight consolidation, carrier rates and charges, carrier selection, documentation, tracing and expediting, loss and damage claims, diversion and reconsignment, demurrage and detention, movements of hazardous materials, and use of private carriage.
Through some fanciful turns in the story, Connie is enabled to have this ship brought home, and without any consideration how a poor girl is going to pay the demurrage, the old Zanoma serves as the background for parties given by Connie.She had become very fond of "Bilge," but he had sailed away and flirted with many other girls.
