12.1 The Seller is liable for defective products to the extent that it appears in Sales Law. The buyer must handle the products as prescribed by good business practices and the buyer shall take necessary measures to avoid loss of, or damage to, the products.
12.2 The Seller is also only liable for personal injury if it is proved that the injury resulted from gross neglect or gross negligence on the part of the Seller.
12.3 The Seller is not liable for damage after delivery and is also not liable for damage that occurs while the sold goods are in the buyer's possession or if the sold goods are included in the buyer's products or if the goods are not used for commercial purposes.
12.4 If the Seller incurs liability to third parties, the buyer is obliged to indemnify the Seller to the extent that it follows from the above, including any consequential damages.
12.5 The buyer is obliged to allow court proceedings at the same venue and under the same governing law as the Seller.
12.6 If a third-party asserts product liability claims against one Party, that Party shall immediately notify the other Party.