Common use of LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR Clause in Contracts

LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR. The Operator is liable for damage for which it is responsible arising from injury to life, limb or health. Additionally, the Operator is liable for other damage which is caused by a deliberate or grossly negligent infringement of duty by the Operator and for damages based upon a deliberate or negligent infringement of contractually typical duties. An infringement of duty by the Operator is equivalent to that by its legal representatives, employees or vicarious agents. More extensive damage claims are excluded provided these STCs contain no provision to the contrary. Should there be disruptions or defects in the services of the Operator, the Operator shall, upon becoming aware of these or in the case of immediate complaint by the Guest, make every effort to rectify these. The Guest is obliged to take all reasonable measures to assist the Operator in resolving the disruption and keeping damage to a minimum. The Guest is also obliged to inform the Operator in good time of the possibility that unusually extensive damage could be incurred. The Operator is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions for items brought onto the premises. The claim expires if the Guest does not assert the claim against the Operator immediately after becoming aware of the loss, destruction or damage to the item brought onto the premises. If the Guest wishes to bring into the hotel cash, securities and valuables with a value of more than US$ 850 or other items with a value of more than US$ 3,700, this requires a specific written agreement with the Operator. If the Guest is provided with a parking space in the hotel garage/car park, even for a fee, no contract of safe custody is created. The Operator has no duty of surveillance. The Operator is liable for all damage within the framework of the regulations of this Clause 8. The Guest is obliged to report any damage immediately, obvious damage in all cases before leaving the parking facility. The Operator is not liable for damage for which other users or other third parties are solely responsible. All claims against the Operator expire in principle within one year of the statutory commencement of expiry. This does not apply to damage claims or other claims arising from injury to life, limb or health and/or due to a grossly negligent or deliberate infringement of duty by the Operator.

LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR. The Operator is liable for damage for which it is responsible arising from injury to life, limb or health. Additionally, the Operator is liable for other damage which is caused by a deliberate or grossly negligent infringement of duty by the Operator and for damages based upon a deliberate or negligent infringement of contractually typical duties. An infringement of duty by the Operator is equivalent to that by its legal representatives, employees or vicarious agents. More extensive damage claims are excluded provided these STCs contain no provision to the contrary. Should there be disruptions or defects in the services of the Operator, the Operator shall, upon becoming aware of these or in the case of immediate complaint by the Guest, make every effort to rectify these. The Guest is obliged to take all reasonable measures to assist the Operator in resolving the disruption and keeping damage to a minimum. The Guest is also obliged to inform the Operator in good time of the possibility that unusually extensive damage could be incurred. The Operator is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions for items brought onto the premises. The claim expires if the Guest does doe s not assert the claim against the Operator immediately after becoming aware of the loss, destruction or damage to the item brought onto the premises. If the Guest wishes wishe s to bring into the hotel cash, securities securities, and valuables with a value of more than US$ 850 EUR 800 or other items with a value of more than US$ 3,700EUR 3,500, this requires a specific written agreement with the Operator. If the Guest is provided with a parking space in the hotel garage/car park, even for a fee, no contract of safe custody is createdcr eated. The Operator has no duty of surveillance. The Operator is liable for all damage within the framework of the regulations of this Clause 8. The Guest is obliged to report any damage immediately, obvious damage in all cases before leaving the parking facility. The Operator is not liable for damage for which other users or other third parties are solely responsible. All claims against the Operator expire in principle within one year of the statutory commencement of expiry. This does not apply to damage claims or other claims arising from injury to life, limb or health and/or due to a grossly negligent or deliberate infringement of duty by the Operator.

LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR. The Operator is liable for damage for which it is responsible arising from injury to life, limb or health. Additionally, Additionally the Operator is liable for other damage which is caused by a deliberate or grossly negligent infringement of duty by the Operator and for damages based upon a deliberate or negligent infringement of contractually typical duties. An infringement of duty by the Operator is equivalent to that by its legal representatives, employees or vicarious agents. More extensive damage claims are excluded provided these STCs contain no provision to the contrary. Should there be disruptions or defects in the services of the Operator, the Operator shall, upon becoming aware of these or in the case of immediate complaint by the Guest, make every effort to rectify these. The Guest is obliged to take all reasonable measures to assist the Operator in resolving the disruption and keeping damage to a minimumminimum . The Guest is also obliged to inform the Operator in good time of the possibility that unusually extensive damage could be incurred. The Operator is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions for items brought onto the premises. The claim expires if the Guest does not assert the claim against the Operator immediately after becoming aware of the loss, destruction or damage to the item brought onto the premises. If the Guest wishes to bring into the hotel cash, securities and valuables with a value of more than US$ 850 EUR 800 or other items with a value of more than US$ 3,700EUR 3,500, this requires a specific written agreement with the Operator. If the Guest is provided with a parking space in the hotel garage/car park, even for a fee, no contract of safe custody is created. The Operator has no duty of surveillance. The Operator is liable for all damage within the framework of the regulations of this Clause 8. The Guest is obliged to report any damage immediately, obvious damage in all cases before leaving the parking facility. The Operator is not liable for damage for which other users or other third parties are solely responsible. All claims against the Operator expire in principle within one year of the statutory commencement of expiry. This does not apply to damage claims or other claims arising from injury to life, limb or health and/or due to a grossly negligent or deliberate infringement of duty by the Operator.

LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR. The Operator is liable for damage for which it is responsible arising from injury to life, limb or health. Additionally, Additionally the Operator is liable for other damage which is caused by a deliberate or grossly negligent infringement of duty by the Operator and for damages based upon a deliberate or negligent infringement of contractually typical duties. An infringement of duty by the Operator is equivalent to that by its legal representatives, employees or vicarious agents. More extensive damage claims are excluded provided these STCs contain no provision to the contrary. Should there be disruptions or defects in the services of the Operator, the Operator shall, upon becoming aware of these or in the case of immediate complaint by the Guest, make every effort to rectify these. The Guest is obliged to take all reasonable measures to assist the Operator in resolving the disruption and keeping damage to a minimum. The Guest is also obliged to inform the Operator in good time of the possibility that unusually extensive damage could be incurred. The Operator is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions for items brought onto the premises. The claim expires if the Guest does not assert the claim against the Operator immediately after becoming aware of the loss, destruction or damage to the item brought onto the premises. If the Guest wishes to bring into the hotel cash, securities and valuables with a value of more than US$ 850 EUR 800 or other items with a value of more than US$ 3,700EUR 3,500, this requires a specific written agreement with the Operator. If the Guest is provided with a parking space in the hotel garage/car park, even for a fee, no contract of safe custody is created. The Operator has no duty of surveillance. The Operator is liable for all damage within the framework of the regulations of this Clause 8. The Guest is obliged to report any damage immediately, obvious damage in all cases before leaving the parking facility. The Operator is not liable for damage for which other users or other third parties are solely responsible. All claims against the Operator expire in principle within one year of the statutory commencement of expiry. This does not apply to damage claims or other claims arising from injury to life, limb or health and/or due to a grossly negligent or deliberate infringement of duty by the Operator.

LIABILITY OF THE OPERATOR. The Operator is liable for damage for which it is responsible arising from injury to life, limb or health. Additionally, the Operator is liable for other damage which is caused by a deliberate or grossly negligent infringement of duty by the Operator and for damages based upon a deliberate or negligent infringement of contractually typical duties. An infringement of duty by the Operator is equivalent to that by its legal representatives, employees or vicarious agents. More extensive damage claims are excluded provided these STCs contain no provision to the contrary. Should there be disruptions or defects in the services of the Operator, the Operator shall, upon becoming aware of these or in the case of immediate complaint by the Guest, make every effort to rectify these. The Guest is obliged to take all reasonable measures to assist the Operator in resolving the disruption and keeping damage to a minimum. The Guest is also obliged to inform the Operator in good time of the possibility that unusually extensive damage could be incurred. The Operator is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions for items brought onto the premises. The claim expires if the Guest does not assert the claim against the Operator immediately after becoming aware of the loss, destruction or damage to the item brought onto the premises. If the Guest wishes to bring into the hotel cash, securities securities, and valuables with a value of more than US$ 850 EUR 800 or other items with a value of more than US$ 3,700EUR 3,500, this requires a specific written agreement with the Operator. If the Guest is provided with a parking space in the hotel garage/car park, even for a fee, no contract of safe custody is created. The Operator has no duty of surveillance. The Operator is liable for all damage within the framework of the regulations of this Clause 8. The Guest is obliged to report any damage immediately, obvious damage in all cases before leaving the parking facility. The Operator is not liable for damage for which other users or other third parties are solely responsible. All claims against the Operator expire in principle within one year of the statutory commencement of expiry. This does not apply to damage claims or other claims arising from injury to life, limb or health and/or due to a grossly negligent or deliberate infringement of duty by the Operator.