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BGB 559a. 4 If it cannot be ascertained in what amount subsidies or loans have been granted for the individual dwellings , then they must be apportioned according to the ratio of costs spent on individual dwellings .
BGB 648a. 1 A contractor for a building , outdoor facilities or a part thereof may demand a security from the customer for the remuneration also agreed in additional commissions and not yet paid , including associated incidental claims , which are to be estimated at ten per cent of the remuneration claim to be secured . Sentence 1 also applies to the same degree to claims replacing the remuneration . The claim of the contractor for a security is not ruled out by the customer being able to demand fulfilment or having accepted the work . Claims with which the customer is able to offset against the contractors right to remuneration are disregarded when calculating the remuneration unless they are non-contentious or have been ascertained with the force of law . The security is to be deemed sufficient even if the provider of the security reserves the right to revoke his promise , in case of substantial deterioration of the financial circumstances of the customer , with effect for claims to remuneration for building work that the contractor has not yet performed when the declaration of revocation is received .
BGB 1901a. 2 If there is no living will , or if the determinations of a living will do not correspond to the current life and treatment situation , the custodian must determine the wishes with regard to treatment or the presumed will of the person under custodianship , and decide on this basis whether he consents to or prohibits a medical measure pursuant to subsection ( 1 ) . The presumed will must be ascertained on the basis of concrete indications . Consideration must be given , in particular , to previous oral or written statements , ethical or religious convictions and other personal values of the person under custodianship .