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Customer shall also be liable to reimburse the Boat-
builder for any costs incurred for the transport of the
Boat and for the travel of its personnel.
The boat manufacturer is also entitled to charge
the Customer for the costs of investigating the fault
and other expenses incurred if the Customer has sub-
mitted the boat for warranty repair in a clearly un-
necessary manner (for example, if the fault is caused
by the Customer himself and he has clearly come to
understand this).
The consumer-customer is entitled to compensa-
tion for the damage he/she suffers as a result of a
defect in the boat. In this case, the compensation
shall cover direct damages, such as the telephone and
travel expenses incurred by the Consumer-Customer
in settling the matter.
Indirect damage caused by defects will not be
compensated and the warranty does not cover any
incidental, consequential or similar costs, such as loss
of use of the boat or loss of life.
Repairing or replacing the boat within the Warranty
Period does not extend the original Warranty Period.
7. Relationship of guarantee conditions to the provi-
sions of consumer protection law
These warranty conditions are without prejudice
to the Consumer Customer's right under Chapter 5 of
the Consumer Protection Act to claim a defect in the
Boat. The Customer may thus invoke the statutory li-
ability for defects of the Dealer or the Boat Manufac-
turer or any other previous seller or intermediary, for
example, if the defect is excluded from the warranty
in the warranty conditions or if the defect occurs af-
ter the expiry of the warranty period. In such cases,
the liability for defects shall be governed by consumer
protection law. However, the Boat Manufacturer's li-
ability for defects in parts of the Boat which occur
after the Warranty Period or which are not covered
by the Warranty is limited to the Customer who pur-
chased the Boat new.
8. Settlement of disputes
Disputes arising from the terms of the guarantee will
be settled primarily by negotiation between the par-
ties. If the dispute cannot be settled by negotiation
between the parties, the Consumer-Customer may
refer the dispute to the Consumer Disputes Board. If
the dispute is brought before a district court, disputes
concerning the contract concluded with the Consum-
er-Customer shall be settled by the ordinary district
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court of the Consumer-Customer's place of residence,
unless the Consumer-Customer wishes to bring an
action before the district court of the defendant's
place of residence. In other cases, the competent
court is the district court of the defendant's domicile.
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