有关你的这个问题，在英国法律下可去节录最权威的《Benjamin's Sale of goods》第六版之20-018段，如下：
“Under a 'classic' f.o.b. contract, the seller is prima facie responsible for the cost of getting the goods over the ship's rail. He is not responsible for any further expenses, such as the expenses of stowing the goods once they are on board unless the contract is on 'f.o.b. and stowed' terms. If the contract contains no such term but the seller in fact pays charges of stowage, he is entitled to recover these from the buyer. One would, conversely, expect the buyer to be able to recover from the seller any charges paid by the buyer, under his contract with the carrier, of getting the goods from the quay over the ship's rail.”
