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1. Rental of container
The container is considered delivered when the lessor has placed it at the agreed delivery location. If the lessee collects the container themselves, delivery is considered to have taken place upon handover.
The first rental period, which constitutes the minimum rental period, is calculated as the remaining days of the current rental month + 1 month, as well as all costs associated with delivery and collection of the container. After this, rent is paid monthly in advance.
Subsequent months are calculated as 30 days. Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, payment must be made in cash. If the lessee fails to pay the amount due, this is considered a material breach of the agreement, entitling the lessor to terminate the agreement immediately and collect the container.
The rental agreement may be terminated by the lessee with one day's notice. Upon termination, the container must be returned in a clean and cleared condition, and placed in a way that allows the lessor to collect it without obstruction. If the container is not returned clean and cleared, or if collection is hindered, the lessor is entitled to invoice the lessee for additional costs.
The lessor may terminate the rental agreement with 10 days' notice—however, with 1 day's notice in the event of material breach.
During the rental period, the lessee is fully responsible for any damage that may occur to the rented container, including damage resulting from use and damage inflicted on third parties. The lessor is therefore not liable for personal injury or damage caused by the rented equipment. The lessee is fully responsible for proper marking and signalling in accordance with applicable law and regulations when placing the container on public roads, private property, or similar locations. Where required, it is the lessee’s responsibility to document that all necessary permits for placement have been obtained and that legal marking has been carried out.
Any damage to the container that does not result from normal wear and tear will be repaired at the lessee’s expense upon return. In the event of loss, including total damage to the rented container, the lessee is liable for compensation equal to the replacement value stated on the invoice.
The rented container is otherwise delivered to the lessee in maintained and functional condition.
As security for rental payments and any claim arising from the rental relationship, the lessor has a lien on all goods or materials stored by the lessee in the container.
If the rental agreement concerns a refrigerated/freezer container, the lessee must check the set temperature before use. It is recommended that the desired temperature is reached before loading goods. It is the responsibility of the lessee/buyer to insure the goods stored in the container.
When renting storage space at the depot, goods must be placed so the container can be moved by forklift without causing damage. If the goods have a destruction deadline, the lessee must inform the lessor.