A shipper's fee charged when a truck is not loaded within a certain time frame, which holds up the truck at the warehouse or processing plant.
A charge made for a vehicle held and detained by or for shipper or consignee for going beyond the allowed time for loading or unloading.
Where demurrage is paid for an agreed number of days any further delay is termed "detention".
A penalty charge against a Shipper for delaying the carrier's equipment beyond the free-time allowed.
A penalty against the shipper or consignee for keeping a truck or trailer beyond the specified free time.
The action of removing a child from their current caretaker. Children can be detained if there is a reasonable suspicion that a child has been abused, abandoned, neglected, or when it is assessed that a child is at imminent risk of harm should they remain in the care, custody, or control of their caretaker.
a charge made for a vehicle held by or for shipper or consignee for loading or unloading, for forwarding directions or for any other purpose.
Compensation due a container owner when his equipment is detained beyond an agreed period of time.
A charge made on trailers/containers held by or for a consignor/consignee for loading or unloading, forwarding directions, or any other purpose.
Charges for taking too long to unload trailer.
confinement within a narrowly bounded or restricted location, including prisons, closed camps, detention facilities or airport transit zones, where freedom of movements if substantially curtailed, and where the only opportunity to leave this limited area is to leave the territory.
the practice of detaining individuals or groups of individuals for the purpose of trial. However individuals are often detained without charge or trial and for long periods of time. Sometimes this results in death, torture, or the disappearance of detained persons.
Carrier charges and fees applied when truck trailers are retained beyond a specified loading or unloading time. See: demurrage, express.
Charges raised for detaining container/trailer at customer's premises for longer period than provided in Tariff.
The carrier charges and fees applied when rail freight cars and ships are retained beyond a specified loading or unloading time. Also see: Demurrage, Express
A period of detainment is held before or after school hours or during regular release time for students
Detention of a vehicle beyond the time normally allowed for loading, unloading, etc.
A charge made for a vehicle held by, or for, consignor or consignee for loading, unloading or for forwarding directions.
A penalty or accessorial charge against shippers or consignees for delaying carrier's equipment beyond allowed time. Demurrage applies to cargo; detention applies to equipment. See Per Diem.
the state of being held, or "detained," usually, thought not always, in prison
A service for which a charge is assessed against consignors or consignees for detaining or holding intermodal equipment in excess of the free time as specified in commodity tariffs, contracts, etc. for the purpose of loading or unloading at origin or destination or for holding intermodal equipment at designated hold points awaiting further delivery instructions or reconsignment.
is a charge for waiting time, when not the fault of the carrier. This charge is subject to several special conditions but in general it is only charged during normal work hours and only after an hour or two of non-chargeable time has passed, depending on the distance or chargeable mileage for this move. On hourly moves, there will not normally be a non-chargeable waiting time.
Charges raised by the carrier or the forwarder for detaining container/trailer at customer premises for a period longer than that provided in the Tariff of the carrier or the forwarder.
Detention generally refers to a state or government holding a person in a particular area, either for interrogation, as punishment for a wrong, or as a precautionary measure while investigating a potential threat posed by that person. The term can also be used in reference to the holding of property, for the same reasons. The process of detainment may or may not have been preceded with arrest.