Landesrecht 2 Privatrecht - Zivilrechtspflege - Vollstreckung 22 Obligationenrecht
Internal Law 2 Private law - Administration of civil justice - Enforcement 22 Code of Obligations

220 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (Fünfter Teil: Obligationenrecht)

220 Federal Act of 30 March 1911 on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code (Part Five: The Code of Obligations)

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Art. 442 2. Verpackung

1 Für gehörige Verpackung des Gutes hat der Absender zu sorgen.

2 Er haftet für die Folgen von äusserlich nicht erkennbaren Mängeln der Verpackung.

3 Dagegen trägt der Frachtführer die Folgen solcher Mängel, die äusserlich erkennbar waren, wenn er das Gut ohne Vorbehalt angenommen hat.

Art. 443 3. Power of disposal over freight

1 While the goods are in the carrier’s possession, the consignor has the right to reclaim them against compensation for the carrier for expenses incurred and any detriment resulting from their repossession, except where:

1.
a bill of lading has been issued by the consignor and delivered to the consignee by the carrier;
2.
the consignor has arranged for an acknowledgement of receipt to be issued by the carrier and cannot return it;
3.
the carrier has sent the consignee written notice that the goods have arrived and are ready for collection;
4.
the consignee has requested delivery of the goods after they have arrived at destination.

2 In these cases the carrier is obliged to comply solely with the consignee’s instructions, although where the consignor has arranged for an acknowledgement of receipt to be issued by the carrier and the goods have not yet arrived at destination, the carrier is bound by such instructions only if the acknowledgement of receipt has been delivered to the consignee.

 

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