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Is a Detention Charge form in Trucking considered a ‘contract’?
Published January 27, 2011
Question by Mr. Question: Is a Detention Charge form in Trucking considered a ‘contract’?
When an operator is late for a delivery and a Detention form is sent out is that considered a contract?
Best answer:
Answer by Barry auh2o
Detention charges apply when unloading is delayed betond a reasonable time.
For example, a delivery of 20,000 lbs might allow 5 hours to unload. If the consignee takes longer, then detention charges begin to acrue.Detention i indicated in the original bill of lading, which is the contract of transportation.
What do you think? Answer below!
Posted in Music Contract Information | Tagged charge, considered, Contract, Detention, form, Trucking