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=S=> BGB 701. 1 An innkeeper who accommodates strangers commercially must make compensation for the damage incurred by the loss of , destruction of or damage to things brought in by a guest accommodated in the course of operating such a business .
=S=> 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 .
=S=> BGB 701. 3 Liability in damages is not incurred if the loss , destruction or damage is caused by the guest , a person accompanying the guest or a person that the guest has taken in , or by the quality of the things or by force majeure .
=S=> BGB 701. 4 Liability in damages does not extend to vehicles , to things left in a vehicle , or to live animals .
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