Which of the following terms refers to a charge imposed on a charterer when a chartered ship has less than a full load?

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Dead freight is a charge imposed on a charterer when a chartered ship has less than a full load. Demurrage refers to a charge imposed on a charterer for exceeding the agreed-upon time for loading or unloading cargo. Maritime lien is a claim against a ship for maritime services or damages, and a straight bill of lading is a non-negotiable document that specifies the terms of a shipment.

Which of the Following Terms Refers to a Charge Imposed