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Running load
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Lay days
Lay days, running or consecutive days; a term used as to the time of loading and unloading ships, etc. see DEMURRAGE. … Lay days, running or consecutive days; a term used as to the time of loading and unloading ships, etc. see DEMURRAGE.
Charter-party
charterer undertaking to load and unload the ship, within a certain number of days, called the lay or running days, and if he detain her longer, to pay demurrage, i.e., a certain sum of money for each
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Misconduct
24 FJR 464, wherein it was found that the two mistakes committed by the employee while checking the load-sheets and balance charts would involve possible accident to the aircraft and possible loss of human life and, therefore,
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