Free Time Extension

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In transport logistics, 'free time' is the period during which the shipper may use the carrier's equipment or vessel for loading/unloading without incurring additional charges. A 'free time extension' is an agreement or arrangement that lengthens this period beyond the originally allotted free time, delaying charges such as demurrage or detention.

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