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=S=> BGB 313. 1 If circumstances which became the basis of a contract have significantly changed since the contract was entered into and if the parties would not have entered into the contract or would have entered into it with different contents if they had foreseen this change , adaptation of the contract may be demanded to the extent that , taking account of all the circumstances of the specific case , in particular the contractual or statutory distribution of risk , one of the parties cannot reasonably be expected to uphold the contract without alteration .
=S=> BGB 313. 2 It is equivalent to a change of circumstances if material conceptions that have become the basis of the contract are found to be incorrect .
=S=> BGB 313. 3 If adaptation of the contract is not possible or one party cannot reasonably be expected to accept it , the disadvantaged party may withdraw from the contract . In the case of continuing obligations , the right to terminate takes the place of the right to withdraw .
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