tolerance obligation

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duldung

Not an established term in logistics/transport. In German law, 'Duldungspflicht' refers to the obligation to endure a temporary approval or tolerance of an administrative decision or action; in the logistics or transport context, the term is not standardized and should be avoided.

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