A seller's duty in an F.O.B.destination contract with respect to delivering the goods ends upon placing the goods in the hands of the common carrier.

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In an F.O.B. destination contract, the seller's duty with respect to delivering the goods ends only when they are delivered to the buyer's specified location. The seller is responsible for arranging and paying for the transportation, and for any damage that may occur during transit. Therefore, the seller's duty does not end upon placing the goods in the hands of the common carrier.

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