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BOOK II. Law of Obligations.

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	== BOOK II. Law of Obligations. ==		== BOOK II. Law of Obligations. ==
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	=== Chapter VII. Particular Kinds of Obligations. ===		=== Chapter VII. Particular Kinds of Obligations. ===

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Section 701.

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	====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_701.\|Section 701.]]''' ======		====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_701.\|Section 701.]]''' ======
	* [I] An innkeeper who makes a business of receiving and lodging guests shall compensate a guest received in the course of business for any damage which the latter suffers through the loss or damage of things brought upon his premises. The duty to make compensation does not arise if the damage is caused by the guest, an attendant of the guest, or a person whom he has received, or if it occurs by reason of the character of the things, or by ~~xis~~ major.		* [I] An innkeeper who makes a business of receiving and lodging guests shall compensate a guest received in the course of business for any damage which the latter suffers through the loss or damage of things brought upon his premises. The duty to make compensation does not arise if the damage is caused by the guest, an attendant of the guest, or a person whom he has received, or if it occurs by reason of the character of the things, or by vis major.
	* [II] Things are deemed to have been brought upon the premises which the guest has delivered to the innkeeper or the innkeeper's servants who have been appointed to receive the things or in the circumstances are deemed to have been so appointed, or which he has brought to a place designated to him by them, or in the absence of such designation, to a place provided for such purpose.		* [II] Things are deemed to have been brought upon the premises which the guest has delivered to the innkeeper or the innkeeper's servants who have been appointed to receive the things or in the circumstances are deemed to have been so appointed, or which he has brought to a place designated to him by them, or in the absence of such designation, to a place provided for such purpose.
	* [III] A posted notice whereby the innkeeper disclaims liability is of no effect.		* [III] A posted notice whereby the innkeeper disclaims liability is of no effect.

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Created page with "= '''GERMAN CIVIL CODE OF 1896''' = * '''Based on the English Translation by:''' ''Wang, Chung Hui'' (1907). The German Civil Code, translated and annotated with historical introduction and appendices. London: Stevens and Sons. [available on [https://archive.org/details/germancivilcod00germ Archive.org]] == BOOK II. Law of Obligations. == === Chapter VII. Particular Kinds of Obligations. === ==== Title XIII. Delivery of Things to Innkeepers. ====..."

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* '''Based on the English Translation by:''' ''Wang, Chung Hui'' (1907). The German Civil Code, translated and annotated with historical introduction and appendices. London: Stevens and Sons. [available on [https://archive.org/details/germancivilcod00germ Archive.org]]

== BOOK II. Law of Obligations. ==

=== Chapter VII. Particular Kinds of Obligations. ===

==== Title XIII. Delivery of Things to Innkeepers. ====

====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_701.|Section 701.]]''' ======
* [I] An innkeeper who makes a business of receiving and lodging guests shall compensate a guest received in the course of business for any damage which the latter suffers through the loss or damage of things brought upon his premises. The duty to make compensation does not arise if the damage is caused by the guest, an attendant of the guest, or a person whom he has received, or if it occurs by reason of the character of the things, or by xis major.
* [II] Things are deemed to have been brought upon the premises which the guest has delivered to the innkeeper or the innkeeper's servants who have been appointed to receive the things or in the circumstances are deemed to have been so appointed, or which he has brought to a place designated to him by them, or in the absence of such designation, to a place provided for such purpose.
* [III] A posted notice whereby the innkeeper disclaims liability is of no effect.

====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_702.|Section 702.]]''' ======
* For money, negotiable instruments, and valuables the innkeeper is liable under 701 only to the amount of one thousand marks, unless he receives these objects into his custody with knowledge of their character as valuables, or refuses to undertake the custody, or unless the damage is due to the fault of himself or of his servants.

====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_703.|Section 703.]]''' ======
* The claim which a guest has under 701, 702, is extinguished, unless the guest gives notice to the innkeeper without delay after he has knowledge of the loss or the damage. The claim is not extinguished if the things were delivered to the innkeeper to be kept by him in his custody.

====== '''[[1896de Teil2 Abschnitt07 Titel13#§_704.|Section 704.]]''' ======
* The innkeeper has a right of pledge over the things brought upon the premises by the guest by way of security for his claims for lodging and other services afforded to the guest in satisfaction of his needs, including disbursements. The provisions of 559, sentence 3, and 560 to 563 applicable to the right of pledge of an ordinary lessor apply mutatis mutandis.