Delivery takes place alongside the vessel nominated by the buyer at the loading berth and at the named port of shipment. The expense of putting the goods on board ship is the buyer's. The goods and their transit risks pass to the buyer when the goods are delivered at the date or within the period stipulated in the contract of the sale. At a named port of shipment. The seller pays all the costs so far incurred and the cost of loading goods on a vessel named by the buyer at the named port of shipment.
Delivery takes place when the goods are placed on board the vessel.
The goods and their transit risks are transferred to the buyer when the goods shall have effectively passed the ship's rail. Seller pays all costs to the point where goods are handed over to the carrier at the named place. The goods and their transit risks transfer to the buyer when delivery takes place.