Adjective:

चार्टरद्वारे स्थापित,

charterer's Usage Examples:

to load" date, ipso facto entitled the charterer to repudiate for anticipatory breach of condition.

the employees of the shipowner, not the charterer.

On 10 February 1549 he granted a charterer to Marion Colquhoun, his father's wife, and he himself had a charter of the lands of Auchiutorlie and others on 14 October 1550.

owners, charterers and speculators to hedge against the volatility of freight rates.

If the charterer exceeds the allowed laytime, demurrage becomes payable.

Shipowners and charterers would seek underwriters to insure their ships, and cargo owners (whether shippers, importers or consignees) would insure their cargoes.

If laytime is exceeded, the charterer must pay demurrage.

The shipowners supplying tonnage would build, finance and manage, while Næss as the charterer would do his utmost to place the vessels.

The main advantage of the time charter is that it diverts the costs of running a ship to the charterer.

to mean a stevedoring firm that contracts with a port, shipowner, or charterer to load and unload a vessel.

In a voyage or time charter, the charterer charters the ship (or part of it) for a particular voyage.