Amount to be paid to the lessor (warehouse) according to the contract when storing goods; in old documents also called Emmagasinage, Magasinage and Gredgeld, the Gred = a covered place, roofed area. – The payment which the buyer of goods has to make to the seller if the latter does not collect the object of trade in the time stipulated in the contract, see § 354 HGB. – In old documents also a payment for the purpose of discharging the obligation to provide accommodation (soccage of accomodation) to manorial persons. In the context of the Fron relationship, such an obligation (Fron) existed primarily in relation to hunting parties. – See Cerozensual, Dienstgeld, Dispensationsgeld, Erlösung, Freikaufgeld, Frongeld, Jägergeld, Lagerkosten, Legegeld, Liegegeld, Packhofgeld, Quartiergeld, Standgeld, Wartegeld, Wildbanngeld.
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