Valid from: 01 January 2026
1. Scope, hierarchy, definitions
1.1 These Special Terms and Conditions for Vehicle Providers/Lessors (“Lessor Terms”) apply to all legal relationships between Mobility Marketing Operations GmbH, [insert full current address], represented by its management, operating under the DRIVAR® brand (“DRIVAR”), and natural or legal persons who offer, advertise, have mediated, or rent out vehicles via DRIVAR (“Vehicle Provider”, “Lessor” or “Provider”).
1.2 These Lessor Terms supplement DRIVAR’s General Terms of Use. In the event of contradictions, these Lessor Terms shall prevail over the General Terms of Use insofar as they concern the legal relationship between DRIVAR and the Vehicle Provider.
1.3 Deviating, conflicting, or supplementary terms and conditions of the Vehicle Provider shall not apply unless DRIVAR has expressly confirmed their validity in text form. This consent requirement shall also apply if DRIVAR performs services without reservation while being aware of conflicting terms.
1.4 “Renter” within the meaning of these Lessor Terms means users, interested parties, customers, or other third parties who submit an inquiry via DRIVAR, make a reservation, or conclude a rental agreement for a vehicle.
1.5 “Vehicle” means any motor vehicle offered by the Vehicle Provider, including accessories, documents, keys, charging/fuel cards, special equipment, and other items made available for use.
2. Role of DRIVAR; no lessor status
2.1 DRIVAR operates an online platform for the presentation, advertising, inquiry handling, reservation, and/or mediation of vehicle rentals. Unless expressly agreed otherwise in text form, DRIVAR is neither the owner nor the registered keeper nor the lessor of the vehicles offered and does not become a party to the rental agreement concluded between the Vehicle Provider and the Renter.
2.2 The rental agreement is concluded exclusively between the Vehicle Provider and the respective Renter. The Vehicle Provider is solely responsible for the conclusion, content, performance, fulfilment, billing, and termination of the rental agreement, unless DRIVAR expressly assumes individual services, in particular payment processing or customer communication.
2.3 DRIVAR does not owe any specific mediation success, any specific number of inquiries, bookings or turnover, or any specific placement, visibility, or conversion rate, unless expressly agreed in text form.
2.4 DRIVAR is entitled, externally vis-à-vis Renters, to act as receiving messenger, communication intermediary, reservation office, broker, or collection service provider without thereby becoming a party to the rental agreement.
3. Registration; admission as Vehicle Provider
3.1 Use of DRIVAR as a Vehicle Provider requires registration or other admission by DRIVAR. There is no entitlement to registration, activation, or permanent participation.
3.2 DRIVAR is entitled to reject registration or activation without stating reasons, to request additional evidence, or to make participation dependent on certain requirements.
3.3 The Vehicle Provider warrants that all information provided during registration, offer creation, and contractual performance is complete, accurate, and up to date. Changes, in particular regarding company, legal form, authorised representatives, address, bank details, tax data, insurance status, vehicle availability, or operating permit, must be notified to DRIVAR without delay.
3.4 Registration as a Vehicle Provider is generally permitted only for entrepreneurs within the meaning of section 14 BGB. Consumers within the meaning of section 13 BGB may offer vehicles only if DRIVAR expressly permits this in an individual case or for a specific contractual model.
3.5 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to keep access data confidential and protect it against third-party access. Actions performed via the user account shall be deemed to have been initiated by the Vehicle Provider unless the Vehicle Provider proves that misuse occurred without its fault.
4. Evidence, audit rights, compliance
4.1 DRIVAR is entitled, before and during the contractual term, to request suitable evidence, in particular regarding:
a) identity, company, authority to represent, and address for service;
b) business registration, commercial register, VAT ID, and tax residency;
c) ownership, possession, or authority to dispose of the vehicle;
d) registration, technical inspection, operating permit, and roadworthiness;
e) insurance cover, in particular liability insurance and, where promised, self-drive rental insurance/comprehensive insurance;
f) maintenance, service history, tyres, brakes, and safety-relevant components;
g) price information, mandatory information, and consumer information.
4.2 If the Vehicle Provider fails to comply with a justified request for evidence within a reasonable period, DRIVAR is entitled not to activate offers, to deactivate or downgrade them, to block the user account, to suspend bookings, or to terminate the contract for cause.
4.3 DRIVAR is entitled to conduct plausibility checks on a random or event-related basis. This does not establish any audit obligation of DRIVAR vis-à-vis Renters or other third parties.
5. Contractual models, commissions, fees
5.1 DRIVAR offers the Vehicle Provider various contractual models, in particular commission-based models, listing models, package models, advertising placements, lead models, service packages, and individually agreed cooperation models.
5.2 The relevant price list, offer, order confirmation, digital booking interface, or other agreement in text form shall be decisive.
5.3 Where a commission has been agreed, DRIVAR’s commission claim arises for every booking, rental agreement, extension, additional service, and economically related follow-up agreement attributable to an inquiry, contact, presentation, advertisement, mediation, or other involvement by DRIVAR.
5.4 The commission claim also arises if, after initial contact via DRIVAR, the rental agreement is concluded outside the platform, by telephone, email, messenger, in person, via affiliated companies, employees, vicarious agents, or other circumvention structures.
5.5 Unless otherwise agreed, the basis of assessment is the gross total amount owed by the Renter, including base rental, additional kilometres, delivery, collection, additional drivers, protection packages, weekend surcharges, special equipment, cleaning, late return, extensions, and other fees connected with the booking, excluding genuine damages and public-law fines.
5.6 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to notify DRIVAR fully and without delay of all commission-relevant information. DRIVAR may request suitable billing evidence.
5.7 If the Vehicle Provider subsequently reduces, waives, or refunds amounts collected in whole or in part, the commission remains unaffected unless DRIVAR previously consented to the reduction in text form or the reduction is based on a circumstance attributable to DRIVAR.
6. Prohibition of circumvention, customer protection, contractual penalty
6.1 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to process all contacts initiated via DRIVAR exclusively with DRIVAR’s involvement insofar as DRIVAR’s commission, mediation, or service claims are affected.
6.2 The Vehicle Provider is prohibited from directly or indirectly inducing Renters or interested parties who became aware of it via DRIVAR to book outside DRIVAR. This applies in particular by transmitting its own contact details in listings, images, file names, comments, vehicle descriptions, automated messages, invoices before booking conclusion, or other means of communication.
6.3 Customer protection applies to all bookings and follow-up transactions with a Renter mediated or initiated via DRIVAR for a period of 24 months from the last contact, last inquiry, or last booking, whichever occurs last.
6.4 If the Vehicle Provider culpably breaches the prohibition of circumvention, it shall owe DRIVAR an appropriate contractual penalty for each breach, the amount of which shall be determined by DRIVAR at its reasonable discretion and may be reviewed by the competent court in the event of dispute. As a standard amount, the penalty shall be twice the lost commission, but at least EUR 750.00 per breach. Further damages claims remain reserved; any contractual penalty incurred shall be credited.
6.5 The Vehicle Provider remains entitled to prove that no damage or substantially lower damage occurred, insofar as the contractual penalty also has the character of liquidated damages.
7. Vehicle offers, content, image rights
7.1 The Vehicle Provider is solely responsible for the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, and lawfulness of all vehicle offers, texts, images, videos, prices, availabilities, service descriptions, and rental terms.
7.2 Each vehicle must be described accurately and completely. Material characteristics include in particular make, model, engine, year of manufacture or first registration, power, transmission, fuel/drive type, seats, mileage limit, location, minimum age, minimum driving licence period, deposit, deductible, insurance status, use abroad, additional driver rules, delivery options, and special exclusions of use.
7.3 Information must not be misleading. Sample images, different colours, different equipment, or model variants are permitted only if clearly and distinctly identified as such.
7.4 The Vehicle Provider warrants that it holds all rights to uploaded or transmitted images, videos, logos, and texts and that their use by DRIVAR, affiliated companies, partner sites, social media channels, and advertising partners is permissible.
7.5 The Vehicle Provider grants DRIVAR a simple right of use to the transmitted content, limited geographically and temporally for the contractual term and for appropriate processing, evidence, and advertising archive purposes. This includes in particular reproduction, making publicly available, editing, formatting, translation, search engine optimisation, advertising, and publication on DRIVAR as well as on partner and marketing channels.
7.6 DRIVAR is entitled to edit, shorten, translate, adapt content for search engine optimisation, add notices to it, or refrain from publishing it. There is no entitlement to unchanged publication.
8. Prices, mandatory information, consumer law
8.1 The Vehicle Provider is responsible for compliance with all price, consumer, distance-selling, competition, tax, and information-law obligations.
8.2 If an offer is directed at consumers, final prices including VAT and other mandatory price components must be stated. Variable costs, in particular extra kilometres, delivery, cleaning, additional drivers, weekend surcharges, deposits, and deductibles, must be clearly and transparently disclosed.
8.3 The Vehicle Provider shall ensure that its offers comply with the requirements of the German Price Indication Ordinance, the UWG, the BGB, tax-law requirements, and other applicable provisions.
8.4 If the Vehicle Provider uses its own terms and conditions vis-à-vis Renters, these must not contradict the conditions communicated via DRIVAR. In the event of contradictions to the detriment of the Renter, the Vehicle Provider shall be liable to DRIVAR for resulting claims, complaints, chargebacks, and legal defence costs.
8.5 The Vehicle Provider undertakes to provide consumers with all legally required information in good time before conclusion of the contract, in particular identity, address, essential service characteristics, total price, payment terms, deposit, term, termination/cancellation conditions, and, where applicable, information on the non-existence of a right of withdrawal.
9. Availability, reservation, booking acceptance
9.1 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to keep the availability of its vehicles up to date and to inform DRIVAR without delay if a vehicle is not available or not available on the stated terms.
9.2 If the Vehicle Provider confirms a booking or reservation, it must provide the vehicle at the agreed time, at the agreed place, and in contractual condition.
9.3 If the Vehicle Provider cannot provide the booked vehicle, it must inform DRIVAR without delay and, where reasonable, offer an at least equivalent replacement vehicle of a similar class and price category.
9.4 Additional costs, damages, reductions, refunds, replacement procurement expenses, customer compensation, legal enforcement costs, and other disadvantages arising from non-availability attributable to the Vehicle Provider shall be borne by the Vehicle Provider.
9.5 In the event of non-availability, DRIVAR is entitled, in the name of or in the interest of customer communication, to offer replacement solutions, rebook dates, arrange refunds, or propose reasonable goodwill solutions. DRIVAR’s claims against the Vehicle Provider remain unaffected.
10. Conclusion of contracts with Renters; own Lessor Terms
10.1 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to conclude a legally proper rental agreement with the Renter, regulating at least the vehicle, rental period, price, deposit, deductible, mileage rules, drivers, handover/return location, restrictions of use, and damage handling.
10.2 The Vehicle Provider must ensure that its own Lessor Terms are validly incorporated. DRIVAR does not owe any review, provision, or incorporation of the Lessor Terms.
10.3 The Vehicle Provider’s own Lessor Terms must not contain provisions that burden DRIVAR, enable circumvention of the platform, reduce commission, or create the impression that DRIVAR is the lessor, insurer, tour operator, or guarantor.
10.4 The Vehicle Provider may not impose conditions on the Renter that are less favourable than those confirmed via DRIVAR, unless the change is based on subsequent additional requests by the Renter or objectively subsequent circumstances.
11. Obligations upon vehicle handover
11.1 Before handover, the Vehicle Provider must check the Renter’s identity, driving licence, minimum age, driving licence period, payment method, deposit, and the authorisation of any additional drivers.
11.2 The vehicle may be handed over only to the confirmed Renter or to a person expressly authorised by DRIVAR or the Vehicle Provider.
11.3 A handover report must be prepared upon handover, containing at least the date, time, place, mileage, fuel/charge level, existing damage, accessories, keys, documents, photos/videos, and signatures or digital confirmation.
11.4 If a proper handover report is not prepared, the Vehicle Provider shall bear the risk of resulting evidentiary disadvantages vis-à-vis DRIVAR, unless these are attributable to the Renter or DRIVAR.
11.5 The Vehicle Provider must provide the Renter with all information required for use, in particular fuel/charging requirements, operating instructions, breakdown/emergency contacts, return modalities, height/underground garage restrictions, and special vehicle risks.
12. Condition, roadworthiness, maintenance
12.1 The Vehicle Provider warrants that each offered vehicle, at the time of handover, is roadworthy, registered, properly insured, cleaned, technically functional, free from undisclosed safety-relevant defects, and suitable for the agreed use.
12.2 The Vehicle Provider must monitor maintenance, technical inspection, tyres, brakes, oil level, coolant, lights, assistance systems, and other safety-relevant components in accordance with manufacturer specifications and legal requirements.
12.3 Vehicles with known safety-relevant defects, expired technical inspection, missing registration, missing insurance cover, unclear ownership/use authorisation, or legal restrictions of use may not be offered or handed over.
12.4 The Vehicle Provider shall indemnify DRIVAR against all claims arising from breaches of the obligations under this clause.
13. Insurance, deductible, protection packages
13.1 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to maintain the legally required insurance cover for each offered vehicle. If the vehicle is used for self-drive rental, the Vehicle Provider must ensure that the insurance cover includes such use.
13.2 If the Vehicle Provider states that a vehicle has comprehensive, partial comprehensive, or self-drive rental insurance, this must be accurate and, upon request, evidenced by the policy, insurance confirmation, or other suitable proof.
13.3 Deductibles, liability reductions, exclusions, and obligations must be clearly disclosed before booking.
13.4 DRIVAR is not an insurer and does not distribute insurance unless expressly provided otherwise. Protection or rental-rate models offered by DRIVAR constitute, where permissible, independent service or reimbursement arrangements and do not alter the Vehicle Provider’s insurance contract.
13.5 If the Vehicle Provider breaches its insurance, disclosure, or evidence obligations, it shall be liable to DRIVAR for all resulting damages, refunds, customer claims, legal defence costs, and reputational damage.
14. Deposit, payment processing, collection
14.1 Unless otherwise agreed, the Vehicle Provider is responsible for collecting, managing, accounting for, and refunding the deposit.
14.2 The amount of the deposit must be transparently stated before booking. It may not be increased arbitrarily, unexpectedly, or contrary to the confirmed booking conditions.
14.3 DRIVAR may, where agreed, collect payments, advance payments, deposits, cancellation fees, additional charges, or other claims in its own name or in the name of another. This does not make DRIVAR a party to the rental agreement.
14.4 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to make justified refunds without delay and to inform DRIVAR comprehensibly of open claims, damage, or retentions.
14.5 Deposit or subsequent charges for damage, cleaning, extra kilometres, fuel/charge, tickets, tolls, towing, or late return may be made only on the basis of comprehensible documentation.
15. Cancellation by Renter
15.1 The cancellation conditions displayed at the time of booking apply. The Vehicle Provider acknowledges that DRIVAR is entitled to offer different cancellation models, rental rates, or goodwill options.
15.2 Flat-rate cancellation fees are valid only insofar as they do not exceed the damage expected in the ordinary course of events and the Renter is expressly permitted to prove that no damage or substantially lower damage occurred.
15.3 If DRIVAR offers the Renter a reduced cancellation fee, rebooking, or goodwill solution, DRIVAR’s remuneration claim against the Vehicle Provider remains unaffected, provided the Vehicle Provider has consented or the solution was appropriate to avert greater damage.
15.4 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to inform DRIVAR without delay of cancellations, no-shows, late pick-ups, and other booking-relevant events.
16. Cancellation or service disruption by Vehicle Provider
16.1 If the Vehicle Provider cancels a confirmed booking or fails to provide the vehicle in accordance with the contract, it must inform DRIVAR without delay and take all reasonable measures to mitigate damage.
16.2 Cancellation by the Vehicle Provider is permissible only for good cause, in particular in the event of unforeseeable technical defect, accident, theft, force majeure, or justified suspicion of misuse by the Renter.
16.3 As a rule, good cause does not exist in the case of more lucrative rental elsewhere, internal misplanning, late updating of availability, lack of staff, avoidable maintenance omissions, or incorrect price information.
16.4 In the event of cancellation attributable to the Vehicle Provider, DRIVAR may claim compensation for replacement procurement costs, additional costs, customer compensation, payment service provider costs, legal enforcement costs, and other damages.
17. Usage requirements vis-à-vis Renters
17.1 The Vehicle Provider must include at least the following usage prohibitions in its rental conditions, unless expressly approved in an individual case:
a) motorsport events, race tracks, track days, regularity drives, drift events, test drives, and driving safety training;
b) onward rental, subletting, car sharing by the Renter, or commercial passenger transport;
c) use by unauthorised drivers;
d) use under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication;
e) trips outside approved countries;
f) transport of dangerous, highly flammable, illegal, or odour-intensive substances;
g) criminal offences, administrative offences, escape drives, or immoral purposes;
h) overloading, improper use, towing, off-road driving, launch-control abuse, or vehicle-damaging conduct.
17.2 The Vehicle Provider must clearly disclose minimum age, driving licence period, additional drivers, foreign trips, pets, smoking, mileage limits, and special requirements before booking.
18. Damage, accident, breakdown, obligations
18.1 The Vehicle Provider must maintain an appropriate damage recording procedure and inform DRIVAR without delay of relevant damage.
18.2 The Vehicle Provider may impose obligations on Renters to report damage without delay, preserve evidence, take photos, prepare accident reports, cooperate with insurance, and provide information.
18.3 An obligation to involve the police should be formulated in a differentiated manner. It is permissible and recommended in particular in cases of personal injury, theft, fire, wildlife damage, unclear fault, third-party involvement, hit-and-run, suspicion of alcohol/drugs, significant property damage, or official necessity. An automatic complete loss of any liability reduction for every minor breach should be avoided.
18.4 If the Renter breaches obligations, the Vehicle Provider should assert its rights in accordance with statutory provisions, in particular taking into account fault, causality, and amount of damage.
18.5 Upon request, the Vehicle Provider must promptly provide DRIVAR with the damage report, photos, cost estimate, invoice, insurance documents, correspondence, and other documents required for review.
19. Fines, tolls, parking violations, registered-keeper inquiries
19.1 The Vehicle Provider is responsible for handling registered-keeper inquiries, fines, toll claims, parking violations, and other public-law or private claims in connection with vehicle use, unless DRIVAR expressly assumes a service.
19.2 DRIVAR may, for the handling of such matters, disclose rental- and driver-related data to the Vehicle Provider, authorities, legal service providers, or other entitled bodies to the extent legally permissible.
19.3 The Vehicle Provider may charge processing fees to Renters only if these have been validly agreed, transparently disclosed, and are reasonable in amount.
20. Reviews, complaints, customer communication
20.1 DRIVAR is entitled to take customer reviews, complaints, response times, cancellation rates, damage rates, complaints, and other quality indicators into account for ranking, visibility, activation, and contract continuation.
20.2 The Vehicle Provider undertakes to communicate with Renters and DRIVAR in a professional, objective, and lawful manner.
20.3 DRIVAR is entitled, at its own discretion, to moderate customer complaints, request statements, temporarily deactivate offers, and take appropriate measures to mitigate damage.
20.4 The Vehicle Provider shall indemnify DRIVAR against all claims arising from unobjective, unlawful, discriminatory, insulting, misleading, or otherwise non-compliant communication.
21. Ranking, visibility, blocking, removal of offers
21.1 DRIVAR decides at its own dutiful discretion on the presentation, order, visibility, advertising, and placement of offers.
21.2 There is no entitlement to any specific placement, visibility, SEO effect, number of leads, number of bookings, or turnover.
21.3 DRIVAR may remove, block, downgrade, or refrain from publishing offers in particular if:
a) information is incomplete, incorrect, or misleading;
b) evidence is missing;
c) legal risks exist;
d) customer complaints exist;
e) availabilities are repeatedly incorrect;
f) payment default exists;
g) there is suspicion of circumvention, fraud, misuse, or legal violation;
h) the vehicle does not meet DRIVAR’s quality, performance, or brand requirements.
22. Payment terms vis-à-vis DRIVAR
22.1 Unless otherwise agreed, DRIVAR invoices are due immediately and payable without deduction within seven calendar days of the invoice date.
22.2 DRIVAR is entitled to transmit invoices electronically. The Vehicle Provider consents to electronic receipt of invoices.
22.3 In the event of payment default, DRIVAR is entitled to claim statutory default interest, reminder costs, collection costs, and legal enforcement costs, to withhold services, block offers, and terminate the contractual relationship for cause.
22.4 The Vehicle Provider may set off claims against DRIVAR only with undisputed, legally established, or decision-ready claims. Rights of retention exist only insofar as they are based on the same contractual relationship.
23. SEPA direct debit, returned direct debit
23.1 If the Vehicle Provider grants a SEPA mandate, DRIVAR is entitled to collect due claims by direct debit.
23.2 The Vehicle Provider must ensure sufficient account coverage. Costs of a returned direct debit attributable to the Vehicle Provider shall be reimbursed by it. The Vehicle Provider remains entitled to prove that no damage or lower damage occurred.
23.3 After returned direct debits, DRIVAR may require advance payment, security, or other payment methods.
24. Term, termination, extraordinary termination
24.1 Contract term and ordinary termination are governed by the respective contractual model or individual agreement.
24.2 If no fixed term has been agreed, either party may terminate the contract in text form with two weeks’ notice.
24.3 The right to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected.
24.4 Good cause for DRIVAR exists in particular in the event of:
a) payment default;
b) false information;
c) lack of insurance cover;
d) lack of authority to dispose;
e) repeated non-availability of confirmed vehicles;
f) circumvention acts;
g) manipulation of reviews, prices, or availabilities;
h) legal violations;
i) serious or repeated customer complaints;
j) breach of consumer, competition, data protection, or tax law;
k) reputational risk to DRIVAR.
24.5 After the end of the contract, DRIVAR is entitled to deactivate offers and continue asserting customer protection, commission, billing, indemnification, confidentiality, and damages claims.
25. Liability of the Vehicle Provider
25.1 The Vehicle Provider is liable to DRIVAR for all damages, expenses, claims, refunds, contractual penalties, fines, legal defence costs, and other disadvantages arising from culpable breach of these Lessor Terms, statutory obligations, or rental contractual obligations.
25.2 The Vehicle Provider is liable in particular for:
a) incorrect vehicle, price, availability, or insurance information;
b) lack of roadworthiness;
c) missing or insufficient insurance;
d) unlawful content;
e) invalid or incorrectly incorporated Lessor Terms;
f) breaches of consumer information duties;
g) cancellations or failure to provide the vehicle;
h) data protection violations;
i) unjustified deposit retentions;
j) unlawful customer communication.
26. Liability of DRIVAR
26.1 DRIVAR is liable without limitation in cases of intent and gross negligence, injury to life, body, or health, under the Product Liability Act, and within the scope of expressly assumed guarantees.
26.2 In the event of slightly negligent breach of material contractual obligations, DRIVAR is liable only for the typical, foreseeable contractual damage. Material contractual obligations are obligations whose fulfilment makes proper performance of the contract possible in the first place and on whose compliance the Vehicle Provider may regularly rely.
26.3 Otherwise, DRIVAR’s liability is excluded.
26.4 DRIVAR is not liable for the conduct of Renters, their solvency, identity, driving licence, driving behaviour, contractual compliance, damage to the vehicle, or other breaches of duty, unless attributable to DRIVAR.
27. Indemnification
27.1 The Vehicle Provider shall indemnify DRIVAR, affiliated companies, corporate bodies, employees, agents, and vicarious agents against all third-party claims based on offers, content, vehicles, rental agreements, breaches of duty, or legal violations by the Vehicle Provider.
27.2 The indemnification includes in particular reasonable legal defence costs, court and attorney fees, settlement amounts, refunds, payment service provider costs, warning-letter costs, data protection costs, and expenses for claim review.
27.3 The Vehicle Provider is obliged to provide DRIVAR without delay with all information and documents required for defence, completely and truthfully.
28. Data protection, customer data, confidentiality
28.1 The Vehicle Provider may process personal data of Renters exclusively for the performance of the respective rental agreement and to the extent legally permissible.
28.2 Use of customer data for advertising, direct acquisition, circumvention transactions, newsletter dispatch, profiling, or disclosure to third parties is prohibited without a separate legal basis.
28.3 The Vehicle Provider must take appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data.
28.4 The Vehicle Provider shall indemnify DRIVAR against claims arising from data protection violations by the Vehicle Provider.
28.5 Business and trade secrets, price lists, commission models, customer data, platform data, and internal information of DRIVAR must be treated confidentially.
29. Amendments to these Lessor Terms
29.1 DRIVAR is entitled to amend these Lessor Terms with effect for the future where there is an objective reason, in particular in the event of changes in law, changes in case law, technical changes, new functions, market changes, or adjustments to business models.
29.2 Amendments shall be notified to the Vehicle Provider in text form no later than four weeks before they enter into force. If the Vehicle Provider does not object within two weeks of receipt of the notification, the amendments shall be deemed accepted, provided DRIVAR specifically points this out.
29.3 If the Vehicle Provider objects in due time, the contract shall continue under the previous conditions. In this case, DRIVAR is entitled to terminate the contract ordinarily.
30. Deviating agreements
30.1 Deviating or supplementary agreements require text form for evidentiary purposes.
30.2 Individual agreements shall prevail over these Lessor Terms.
30.3 Employees, freelance brokers, sales partners, or external service providers of DRIVAR are not authorised to make promises deviating from these Lessor Terms unless DRIVAR confirms them in text form.
31. Applicable law, place of jurisdiction
31.1 German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and international conflict-of-law rules, unless mandatory statutory provisions provide otherwise.
31.2 If the Vehicle Provider is a merchant, a legal entity under public law, or a special fund under public law, the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from or in connection with this contract shall be Magdeburg.
31.3 DRIVAR remains entitled to bring claims against the Vehicle Provider also at the latter’s general place of jurisdiction.
32. Final provisions
32.1 Should any provision of these Lessor Terms be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
32.2 Statutory provisions shall replace invalid provisions. To the extent legally permissible, the parties undertake to agree on a valid provision that comes as close as possible to the economic purpose of the invalid provision.
32.3 The German version is authoritative. Translations are for understanding only, unless another language version is expressly agreed as binding.