The agent is considered to be authorised only to facilitate transactions, to receive notices of defects and other declarations whereby clients exercise or reserve their rights in respect of defective performance by the principal, and to exercise the principal’s rights to secure evidence thereof.
By contrast, the agent is not considered to be authorised to accept payments, to grant time limits for payments or to agree other modifications of the contract with clients.
Articles 34 and 44 paragraph 3 of the Federal Act of 2 April 1908 on Insurance Policiesare reserved.
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