In final thesis, Hospitality storage – the use of a traditional institute in modern times, the institute of hospitality storage is presented. The direction of the presentation is outlined at the outset with five hypotheses, the veracity of which is being tested throughout the entire thesis.
The institute was known to the ancient Romans and has survived throughout history because of its rationality and usefulness. The regime in the Obligations Act is very similar to today's regime in the Obligations Code. The latter has brought only a few changes, which are described separately.
In several places, the conflicting opinions of commentators of the regulation are presented. For example, opinions are divided on the basis of liability, on the right of retention, on damage notification, on disclaimers and so on.
The extensive theoretical presentation is followed by an analysis of the institute through the relevant Slovenian case law, which is classified by the places where the need for the use of the institute of hospitality storage has arisen. The discussion is also based on the distinction between general and expanded use of the institute. Some more attention is paid to the indemnity liability for parked cars, as the institute of hospitality storage is applicable in a different way here. Case-law is making a significant contribution to this.
»The special rules in the hospitality sector« are also examined below. The main findings of the entire thesis are summarized in the conclusion.
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