Freight Contract

/ˈfreɪt kənˌtrækt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legally binding agreement between a shipper and a carrier governing the transportation of goods for payment.
    The freight contract specified the delivery terms and payment schedule for the shipment.

Forms

  • freight contracts

Commentary

Freight contracts often specify terms such as liability limits, delivery deadlines, and payment conditions to manage risks in transportation law.

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