Concept:Carriage forward is a trade term that fixes the responsibility for paying the transport charges on an invoice.
Explanation:Carriage refers to the cost of transporting goods from the seller's premises to the buyer's premises.
When an invoice is marked "carriage forward", the delivery charges have not yet been settled by the seller.
This means the buyer must pay the freight or transport cost at the time the goods are received.
The seller's invoice price therefore excludes the carriage charge, which is collected separately from the buyer.
This term is different from "carriage paid", where the seller bears the transport cost.
Hence, carriage forward on an invoice indicates that the expense of shipping the goods will be borne by the buyer.
Answer:C. Carriage will be paid by buyer.