If the delivery terms are not specified in a contract, the normal usage that the courts impose is for the seller to pay for shipping to the buyer's place of business.

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If delivery terms are not specified in a contract, the default rule under the Uniform Commercial Code is that delivery occurs at the seller's place of business, and the buyer is responsible for arranging and paying for shipping to its own place of business. However, parties can agree to different delivery terms as long as they make their intentions clear in the contract.

If the Delivery Terms Are Not Specified in a Contract