GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The following terms and conditions apply to all contracts relating to the rental of limousines and to the transport of persons at Gilomen Limousinen.

Services are provided solely on the basis of the following general terms and conditions. A contract for the provision of services in the field of transport will only be concluded if the date and content of the contract has been confirmed in writing by Gilomen Limousinen.

Exclusions: extra kilometers, overnights for the driver, parking fees, all tunnel tolls and motorway tolls outside of Switzerland. Expenses for non-agreed customers – special claims.

Prices and orders

The prices in our order confirmations are binding. The prices are for payment by bank / postal transfer or all major credit cards. The acceptance and execution of bookings can be made conditional on the creditworthiness or the prepayment. When canceling orders, the customer will be charged for the costs of our operations in accordance with our cancellation policy. These are as follows:

• Up to 24 hours before the order starts: No charge
• 24 – 3 hours before order start: 50%
• 3 hours before order start or no show: 100%

All prices are in CHF (Swiss Francs) incl. 7.7% VAT.

Liability

Gilomen Limousinen assumes no liability for incidents of force majeure. In particular, by forces of nature, congestion, breakdowns, accidents, incorrect collection or destination information by the customer or other unforeseen events, which are beyond our control.

Liability of the customer

All limousines are non-smoking vehicles. Exceptions are not tolerated. Heavy soiling will be charged to the customer after cleaning.

Working and rest period regulations

Depending on the engagement, it may be necessary to use a second driver to comply with the legal requirements, in particular the Working and Rest Period Ordinance (ARV 2). The maximum driving time of 9 hours and the maximum working and attendance time of 13 (only in exceptional cases 15) hours per working day may not be exceeded.

Jurisdiction

For any disputes, only the Swiss law is applicable.

Court of jurisdiction is Bern.