Limitation Period. DELL SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY CLAIM BROUGHT MORE THAN TWO YEARS AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION FOR SUCH CLAIM FIRST AROSE.
Limitation Period. (1) The claims of the exhibitor under the contract and all claims associated with the same become time-barred within one year, unless a shorter statutory period of limitations takes effect or the liability of Koelnmesse is based on malicious conduct.
Limitation Period. 10.1 The reciprocal claims of the contracting parties shall be time-barred in accordance with the provisions of law, unless otherwise specified below.
Limitation Period. 1. § 438 Para 1 No. 3 BGB notwithstanding, the standard limitation period for claims in respect of material defects and defects in title is one year from delivery.
Limitation Period. 8.1 For entrepreneurs, in deviation from Sec. 438 para. 1 no. 3 BGB, the general limitation period for claims arising from mate- rial defects and defects of title shall be one year from delivery. If acceptance has been agreed, the start of the limitation period shall be the acceptance itself.
Limitation Period. 12.1 The limitation period shall be determined by the statutory provisions, unless other- wise provided below.
Limitation Period. (1) Unless otherwise determined below, the reciprocal claims of the contracting parties become time-barred in accordance with the legal regulations. (2) Notwithstanding Section 438(1)(3) BGB, the general limitation period for defect claims is three years from the transfer of risk. If acceptance has been agreed, the lim- itation period begins at the time of acceptance. The 3-year limitation period also ap- plies accordingly to claims arising out of defects in title, whereby the legal limitation period for in rem claims for the restitution of property (Section 438(1)(1) BGB) remains unaffected. Furthermore, claims arising out of defects in title will under no circum- stances become time-barred as long as the third party is still able to assert their rights against us, in particular because such claims are not yet time-barred. (3) The limitation periods under the law governing the sale of goods, including the aforementioned extension, will apply to all contractual defect claims to the legally de- fined extent. Insofar as we are also entitled to make non-contractual claims for dam- ages owing to a defect, the standard legal limitation period will apply (Sections 195 and 199 BGB), unless the application of the limitation periods under the law governing the sale of goods would result in a longer limitation period in the individual case.
Limitation Period. NI SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM ARISING FROM AND/OR CONCERNING THIS AGREEMENT AND/OR ITS SUBJECT MATTER BROUGHT MORE THAN TWO YEARS AFTER THE OCCURRENCE CAUSING THE LOSS AND/OR DAMAGE GIVING RISE TO SUCH CLAIM (REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH OCCURRENCE WAS DISCOVERABLE AT THE TIME).
Limitation Period. 9.1. For claims for defects that are subject to statutory limitation periods of 2 years (e.g. §438 section 1 Nr. 3 BGB; §634 a section 1 Nr. 1 BGB) such limitation period shall be shortened to 1 year. Where the cus- tomer has claims due to defects which arise from the grant of a guarantee regarding a quality, these claims shall be excluded from such shortening of the limitation period. For all other claims, the statutory limitation periods shall apply.
Limitation Period. If the purchasing party is entitled to claims for damages under the present Section XI, these shall become statute-barred upon expiry of the limitation period applicable to claims for material defects in accordance with Section IX no. 5. In the case of claims for damages under the Produkthaftungsgesetz [German Product Liability Act], the statutory limitation provisions shall apply.