On May 2, Lace Corp., an appliance wholesaler, offered to sell appliances worth $3,000 to Parco, Inc., a household appliances retailer. The offer was signed by Lace’s president, and provided that it would not be withdrawn before June 1. It also included the shipping terms: “FOB-Parco’s warehouse.” On May 29, Parco mailed an acceptance of Lace’s offer. Lace received the acceptance June 2.
Risk of loss for the appliances will pass to Parco when they are
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Identified to the contract. |
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Shipped by Lace. |
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Tendered at Parco’s warehouse. |
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Accepted by Parco. |
C. Tendered at Parco's warehouse.
In an FOB place of shipment contract, the buyer obtains the risk of loss once the goods are delivered to the carrier.
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