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=S=> BGB 676c. 1 Claims under section 676b do not require fault . Other claims that require fault and claims for unjust enrichment are unaffected . The transferring banking institution must be responsible for any fault on the part of an intermediate banking institution as it would be for its own fault , unless the essential cause lies with an intermediate banking institution specified by the transferor . Liability under sentence 3 may be limited to 25,000 euros for bank transfers to an account abroad . Liability for damage arising from delay in or non-execution of the bank transfer may be limited to 12,500 euros ; this does not apply to intent and gross negligence , to loss of interest receipts and risks specifically assumed by the banking institution .
=S=> BGB 676c. 2 In the cases cited in subsection ( 1 ) sentence 3 half-sentence 2 , the intermediate banking institution specified by the transferor is liable instead of the transferring banking institution .
=S=> BGB 676c. 3 To the extent not otherwise stipulated , there may be no provisions deviating to the disadvantage of the transferor from those of sections 675 ( 1 ) , 676a and 676b and subsection ( 1 ) whose transferor is a banking institution , that exceed the amount of 75,000 euros , or that are to be credited to an account at a banking institution with its seat outside the European Union and the European Economic Area .
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