16.1. The Depositor shall deliver the Storage Unit and the Warehouse Keeper shall receive it at the storage location. The place, where the Warehouse Keeper receives the Storage Unit is the storage location even in case the transportation or delivery of the goods to the space is organized by the Warehouse Keeper.
16.2. The Storage Units delivered by the Depositor are received at the storage location in the first come, first served order, as follows:
16.2.1. Upon arrival of the Depositor, the Warehouse Keeper registers the receipt of the Storage Units and determines the place of unloading/reception (gate).
16.2.2. When reaching the front of the queue, the Warehouse Keeper unloads/receives the Storage Unit(s).
16.2.3. The Warehouse Keeper organizes the unloading of machine-transportable units in such a way that the unloading of one semi-trailer takes up to one (1) hour from the start of unloading.
16.2.4. The unloading of manually movable units is always organized by the Warehouse Keeper as an extraordinary work based on prior agreement. When unloading manually movable units, the Warehouse Keeper undertakes, if possible, to prepare machine-transportable Storage Units intended for storage, which will later be taken to the storage location by means of machine transport. In the absence of the prior detailed description based on the machine-transportable unit, the Warehouse Keeper assembles the machine-transportable Storage Units at its own discretion. A manually movable unit, which could not be formed into a machine-transportable unit, is placed in the storage location as a hand-movable Storage Unit.
16.2.5. The maximum weight of the manually movable unit per employee is 31.5 kg. If the manually movable unit is heavier than allowed, the Warehouse Keeper has the right to use a larger number of workers when moving the unit. A manually movable unit which cannot be moved manually due to its weigh, and for which the respective transporting equipment is not available or has not been ordered in advance, is considered non-movable, and the Warehouse Keeper has the right to refuse to receive this unit.
16.2.6. The Storage Units, which are placed as machine-transportable units in a storage area, are considered received.
16.2.7. At the end of the acceptance, the Warehouse Keeper issues the acceptance certificate to the Depositor.
16.3. The Warehouse Keeper has the right to refuse to receive Storage Units that contain restricted goods, including:
16.3.1. particularly valuable items, incl. precious metals, genuine jewelry, precious stones, natural pearls, antiques, works of art;
16.3.2. money, sealed notarized documents, securities, checks, coins, credit cards, payment documents, admission tickets or similar certificates of high value.
16.3.3. furs, rugs, watches and other jewelry and fur products with the price more than 520 euros per item;
16.3.4. other items with the price of more than 13,000 euros;
16.3.5. items, the handling of which is prohibited or restricted by law, including in the case of international transmission of the shipment, goods whose import or export is prohibited or for which a special permit is required in accordance with the legislation of the country of dispatch, transit or destination of the goods;
16.3.6. firearms, ammunition, gas guns, tear and nerve gas cylinders, special equipment for the needs of the police and special services;
16.3.7. explosive and flammable substances;
16.3.8. toxic and radioactive substances;
16.3.9. biologically infectious materials;
16.3.10. narcotic and psychotropic substances;
16.3.11. material intended for medical or biological research, medical waste, human or animal remains, body parts or organs;
16.3.12. acids;
16.3.13. perishable foodstuffs and other perishable goods;
16.3.14. live or dead animals, birds, fish and insects;
16.3.15. toxic plants.
16.4. The Warehouse Keeper is under no obligation to sign any other documents submitted by the Depositor, which would confirm the transfer of the Storage Units and/or goods to the Warehouse Keeper and by which the Warehouse Keeper assumes responsibility for the assets indicated in the documents of the Depositor.
16.5. Should the Depositor request a signature in confirmation of receipt by the Warehouse Keeper also on its shipping and/or transportation documents, the Warehouse Keeper has the right to perform a detailed conformity check of the arrived goods against the accompanying shipping or transportation documents, and this as an extraordinary work at the expense of the Warehouse Keeper. If the Warehouse Keeper has no available resources to perform the given extraordinary work, the Warehouse Keeper has the right to refuse to receive the given goods.
16.6. In the event that goods and/or Storage Units have been delivered to the Warehouse Keeper by third parties (incl. transportation companies, authorized persons, etc.) and it turns out that goods and/or Storage Units belonging to third parties (who do not have a Contract and/or prior agreement with the Warehouse Keeper) have been left with the Warehouse Keeper, the Warehouse Keeper shall handle the Storage Units in its possession and provide services based on the valid General Terms and Conditions, while in the eyes of the Warehouse Keeper the Depositor is the person or company who had delivered the Storage Units to the Warehouse Keeper.