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=S=> BGB 309. D of continuing obligations ) in a contractual relationship the subject matter of which is the regular supply of goods or the regular rendering of services or work performance by the user , a)a duration of the contract binding the other party to the contract for more than two years , b)a tacit extension of the contractual relationship by more than one year in each case that is binding on the other party to the contract , or c)a notice period longer than three months prior to the expiry of the duration of the contract as originally agreed or tacitly extended at the expense of the other party to the contract ; this does not apply to contracts relating to the supply of things sold as belonging together , to insurance contracts or to contracts between the holders of copyright rights and claims and copyright collecting societies within the meaning of the Act on the Administration of Copyright and Neighbouring Rights [ Gesetz über die Wahrnehmung von Urheberrechten und verwandten Schutzrechten ] ;
=S=> BGB 309. C of other party to contract ) a provision according to which in the case of purchase , loan or service agreements or agreements to produce a result a third party enters into , or may enter into , the rights and duties under the contract in place of the user , unless , in that provision , a)the third party is identified by name , or b)the other party to the contract is granted the right to free himself from the contract ;
=S=> BGB 309. L of an agent with power to enter into a contract ) a provision by which the user imposes on an agent who enters into a contract for the other party to the contract a)a liability or duty of responsibility for the principal on the part of the agent himself , without any explicit and separate declaration to this effect , or b)in the case of agency without authority , liability going beyond section 179 ;
=S=> BGB 309. B of proof ) a provision by which the user modifies the burden of proof to the disadvantage of the other party to the contract , in particular by a)imposing on the latter the burden of proof for circumstances lying in the sphere of responsibility of the user , or b)having the other party to the contract confirm certain facts ; letter ( b ) does not apply to acknowledgements of receipt that are signed separately or provided with a separate qualified electronic signature ;
=S=> BGB 309. F of notices and declarations ) a provision by which notices or declarations that are to be made to the user or a third party are tied to a more stringent form than written form or tied to special receipt requirements .
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