Common use of Duty to provide assistance Clause in Contracts

Duty to provide assistance. If, for the reasons as per section 651k(4) BGB or for other reasons, the Passenger is in difficulties, then Hapag-▇▇▇▇▇ has a duty to provide assistance to the Passenger. This duty includes but is not limited to a) providing suitable information regarding health services, local regulatory authorities and consular support, b) support with long-distance communication, and c) support in looking for alternative travel options; this does not affect section 651k(3) or section 651q(2)

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Sources: Terms and Conditions of Travel, Terms and Conditions of Travel, Terms and Conditions of Travel

Duty to provide assistance. If, for the reasons as per section 651k(4) of the BGB or for other reasons, the Passenger is in difficulties, then Hapag-▇▇▇▇▇ has a duty to provide assistance to the Passenger. This duty includes but is not limited to a) providing suitable information regarding health services, local regulatory authorities and consular support, , b) support with long-distance communication, and c) support in looking for alternative travel options; this does not affect section 651k(3) or section 651q(2)) of the BGB.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Terms and Conditions of Travel

Duty to provide assistance. If, for the reasons as per section 651k(4) of the BGB or for other reasons, the Passenger is in difficulties, then Hapag-▇▇▇▇▇ has a duty to provide assistance to the Passenger. This duty includes but is not limited to a) providing suitable information regarding health services, local regulatory authorities and consular support, b) support with long-distance communication, and c) support in looking for alternative travel options; this does not affect section 651k(3) or section 651q(2)) of the BGB.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Terms and Conditions of Travel