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BGB 701. 2 The following are deemed to have been brought in : things that during the time when the guest was accommodated were brought into the inn or to a place indicated by the innkeeper or the helpers of the innkeeper or to a place generally intended for this purpose by the innkeeper outside the inn , or otherwise taken into safekeeping outside the inn by the innkeeper or his helpers , things that within a reasonable period of time prior to or after the time when the guest was first accommodated were taken into custody by the innkeeper or his helpers . In the case of an instruction or assumption of custody by helpers of the innkeeper , however , this only applies if they were ordered or must be considered to have been ordered to do this in the circumstances .
BGB 702. 2 The innkeeper's liability is unlimited if the loss , destruction or damage has been culpably caused by him or his helpers , if the things brought in are things that he assumed for safekeeping or which he refused to assume contrary to the provision of subsection ( 3 ) .
BGB 702a. 1 The innkeeper may only be released from liability in advance to the extent that the sum involved exceeds the applicable maximum amount under section 702 ( 1 ) . Nor may the innkeeper be released from liability even to this extent in the case that the loss , destruction or damage was caused intentionally or with gross negligence by the innkeeper or the helpers of the innkeeper or that it involves things whose acceptance for safekeeping the innkeeper refused contrary to the provisions of section 702 ( 3 ) .
BGB 703 The claim to which the guest is entitled under sections 701 and 702 lapses if the guest fails to notify the innkeeper without undue delay after obtaining knowledge of the loss , destruction or damage . This does not apply if the things were accepted by the innkeeper for safekeeping or if the loss , destruction or damage was culpably caused by him or his helpers .