Budapest évkönyve. Hiteles czim és lakjegyzék 1898 (Budapest)

Tolnay Budapest évkönyve. Hiteles czim és lakjegyzék 1898. - I. szakasz. Az Uralkodóház, Országgyűlés, Hatóságok, Nyilvános és magánintézetek, Tanintézetek, Egyesületek stb. Tiszti czímtára - III. rész. A m. kir. ministeriumok és az azok szakköréhez tartozó hatóságok, intézetek, közegek stb.

111. Rész. Kereskedelmi ministerium. öS >ioon of the weekday following the contracting of the business, on the place fixed by the seller, and at the same time to make up his mind concerning the reception ; in the opposite case the seller is entitled to desist from the cone tract and to claim from the buyer a compensation for the expenses of inspection. §• 24. At contracts running: „Place of fulfilment — Budapest,“ the goods can be delivered on any place of the left bank of the Danube, in the territory of the IV. V. VII. VIII. and IX. districts. §. 25. Transactions entered’inlo outside of Budapest for imme­diate delivery, have to be executed within 8 days counted from the date of the contract, a written advice of the buyer preceding. Has the buyer to furnish the required packing (bedgs, bar­rels etc.) the shipment is to be effected within 8 days counted from the reception of the packing. The buyer, on the other hand, has to send the packing on the weekday follo­wing immediately the day of contracting the business, resp. within the term fixed thereto. §. 26. Should the buyer desire it, the seller is obliged to present the ready merchandise or that sold upon delivery between 3—5 of the week day preceding the day of reception and to allow the former to examine the goods thoroughly, event, to take from same a kilogr., and from liquids 1 2 liter — sample free of charge. §• 27. The delivery resp. the reception of the goods start sat 8. a m. of the day of fulfilment — unless these usances dis­pose otherwise — and is to be continued uninterruptedly, except on Sundays or common holidays, or if elementary obstacles (rain, etc) interfere. Should the reception be delayed by rain, both parties have equally to contribute to the storage expenses resulting thereof. §• 28. Does the quantity of the goods to be delivered amount to less than 1000 metrs. the whole quantity whilst if it be a larger one, at least 1000 Metes, have to be’ deliverd, res­pectively received, daily. Should the deliverable quantity exceed 1000 Metrs. the seller is authorized to present the goods at tire place of fulfilment also in several localities, in each locality, howerer, not less than 500 Mtetr. The balance quantity, not amounting to 500 Mtetr, can also be presented in a separate locality for reception. §• 29. Has the reception been started in due lime, the time required for the continuation of the fulfilment can also be prolonged above the last fulfilment day, on the next weekday following. §. 30. The working expenses connected with the delivery res­pectively the reception, weighing aud loading charges •included, devolve in corn transactions with two thirds upon the buyer and one third upon the seller, unless specified in the contract » free of charges. « At transactions in other produces the seller has to put the goods on the balance, on his own expenses, on the ^round-floor only. §• 31. At contracts »to Budapest« the purchasing price is to be understood exclusive of excise of consumption, Paviage devolves upon the seller. The seller has to recompense the buyer for the paviage also in cases, when the merchandise is delivered in Storehouses on railway or ship-stations, regardless whether the goods remain in Budapest or are forwarded to another place. §• 32. At corn produce, oilseeds, and legumes coming from abroad and being subjected to an import-duty, the buyer is entitled to ask them either duly paid or unpaid. In latter case the seller is obliged to reimburse the buyer the duty and expenses about it. §• 33. The delivery of the goods is to be considered as accomplished only, if actually done. The presenting of railway & ship-advices or bills of lading are therefore not to be regarded as actual delivery, but only as a pre­sentation of the goods for taking possession of. §• 34. Has the buyer removed the goods from the place of delivery (Railway, ship or magazine), the goods are under­stood to be faultless, and no complaint against its quality can be regarded. §. 35. Goods selected and examined by the buyer or his rep­resentative with the object to be forwarded to his address, are to be considered as actually delivered. V. Regulations as to quality and objections against it. §. 36. The quality of goods of transactions contracted according to the usances of the exhange is to be finally judged by an expert-committeé of the exchange, appointed for this purpose from amid the council of exchange, whose pro­ceeding are treated by special regulations drawn to this purpose. §. 37. Goods, whose quality excel that agreed upon in the contract, cannot be refused. §. 38. If a person sells unwholesome or defected goods he has to mention the fault to the buyer before entering into the business even in cases, when sale is accomplished after the buyer’s inspecting the goods or drawing a sample thereof being anyhow obliged, to deliver wholesome goods. §. 39. At sales according to sample, the seller is obliged to fur­nish the latter, should the buyer desire so, with his or an official seal. The unsealed sample is only to be regarded as basis to

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