A. General Terms and Conditions
I. Scope
1. The following terms and conditions apply to trade fairs, congresses, summits and other events organised by Mesago Messe Frankfurt GmbH (hereinafter referred to as “Mesago”) for participation as an exhibitor, speaker or similar, the rental of stand space and other services provided by Mesago in this context (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Services”). Depending on the scope of the Services requested by the exhibitor (hereinafter referred to as the “Contractual Partner”), supplementary general terms and conditions of Mesago may apply.
2. These contractual terms and conditions apply exclusively to entrepreneurs within the meaning of Section 14 of the German Civil Code (BGB) in the exercise of their commercial trade, business or self-employed professional activity and to legal entities under public law.
3. Terms and conditions of the Contractual Partner that Mesago has not expressly agreed to in writing shall not become part of the contract. These contractual terms and conditions shall also apply if Mesago provides the Service without reservation of rights despite being aware of conflicting, additional or deviating terms and conditions of the Contractual Partner. These contractual terms and conditions are an integral part of all offers and contracts for Services and also apply to future transactions between the contracting parties. Previous general terms and conditions and other regulations between the parties shall be replaced by these contractual terms and conditions in future, unless the contracting parties have expressly agreed otherwise.
4. Rights to which Mesago is entitled under statutory provisions or other agreements beyond these contractual terms and conditions remain unaffected.
II. Conclusion of Contract
1. The Contractual Partner shall submit a rental enquiry or other order by sending the registration form or by any other means accepted by Mesago. The Contractual Partner shall be bound by its offer for three weeks from receipt by Mesago.
2. The contract between Mesago and the Contractual Partner shall come into effect upon confirmation of the stand or other order by Mesago. Mesago is free to accept the offer. Silence on the part of Mesago shall only be deemed consent if this has been agreed in advance in writing.
3. Offers (e.g. the provision of registration forms) by Mesago are subject to change and non-binding, unless otherwise agreed in writing. This also applies if deadlines for registration or other orders are included; this is solely for the purpose of planning Mesago's capacities and does not result in any binding offers.
4. If a stand or other order confirmation is issued, its content shall become binding unless otherwise specified in these terms and conditions and the parties have agreed otherwise. The Contractual Partner must notify Mesago in writing of any deviations in the rental or other order from the stand or order confirmation within 14 days, otherwise the confirmation from Mesago shall be deemed to have been accepted by the Contractual Partner.
5. Subsequent change requests by the Contractual Partner require written confirmation from Mesago to be effective.
6. Multiple Contractual Partners shall be jointly and severally liable to Mesago.
B. Special Contractual Conditions for Stand Spaces
I. Stand Space and Pricing
1. The square metre prices specified/agreed by Mesago apply. Each square metre or part thereof shall be rounded up to the next square metre. Supporting structures and columns within the stand area shall not be deducted when calculating the square metres.
2. In the case of non-rectangular stand areas, Mesago reserves the right to provide a different floor space with a tolerance of plus/minus two square metres due to the layout.
3. Mesago shall endeavour to provide the Contractual Partner with the space provisionally allocated in the stand confirmation. In the interests of optimal exhibition layout, Mesago shall be entitled to allocate the Contractual Partner a different space of the same category and size, provided this is reasonable for the Contractual Partner.
II. Stand Construction and Dismantling
1. Stand construction, stand design, stand safety and stand dismantling are the responsibility of the Contractual Partner, unless stand construction is expressly a contractual obligation of Mesago. Stand construction, stand design, stand safety and stand dismantling must comply with applicable law and the current stand construction guidelines of Mesago or the event venue, which can be viewed on the website specified in the offer documents and which will be sent to the Contractual Partner before the start of the event.
2. The applicable opening hours for visitors and Contractual Partners as well as the binding times for set-up and dismantling can be viewed on the website specified in the offer documents.
3. If stand construction is an expressly agreed contractual obligation of Mesago, any changes to the stand construction, stand design and stand stability by the Contractual Partner, as well as the bringing and/or use of additional furniture, are only permitted with the prior written consent of Mesago.
III. Stand Design and Exhibition
1. In order to ensure a good overall impression, Mesago has established guidelines for stand design which are binding for the Contractual Partner. The stand construction guidelines are an integral part of the contract. They can be viewed on the event website and at the homepage specified in the offer documents and will be sent to the Contractual Partner on request.
2. The stand design, presentations or demonstrations of any kind, the display of exhibits and advertising material must not violate any relevant legal and administrative regulations, public decency or official requirements and orders or the rights of third parties. Ideological or political motives or messages may not be displayed, including (national) flags. The Contractual Partner is responsible for the content and legal admissibility of its exhibited content. The Contractual Partner indemnifies Mesago against any third-party claims arising from the Contractual Partner's exhibited content. Mesago does not check whether content infringes the rights of third parties and is not obliged to do so.
3. Presentations or demonstrations of any kind, the setting up of exhibits and the distribution of advertising material may only take place at the stand and must be carried out in such a way that no visual, acoustic or other nuisance is caused to others, in particular to neighbouring stands, and that no obstruction is caused on the stand and aisle areas. The display of live animals is generally not permitted.
4. Advertising measures at the stands may not promote other trade fairs or events, in particular if these trade fairs or events are very similar in content to the Mesago event at which the advertising is taking place or if they appeal to the same group of participants.
5. The stands must be staffed and filled with exhibition goods during the applicable opening hours of the entire event.
6. Any direct sales, in particular of exhibition goods or trade fair samples, are prohibited. Direct sales are defined as any sale of goods or provision of services by the Contractual Partner on the exhibition grounds in return for payment. Give-aways are only permitted free of charge.
7. In the event of a breach of any of the provisions in the aforementioned sections B.III.1 to B.III.6 , Mesago shall be entitled to demand that the Contractual Partner remedy the breach. If the breach is not remedied without undue delay, Mesago shall be entitled in particular to the rights set out in section D.VI. Furthermore, in the event of a culpable breach, Mesago shall be entitled to a reasonable contractual penalty. Mesago shall determine the amount of the contractual penalty at its reasonable discretion. At the request of the Contractual Partner, the appropriateness of the amount of the contractual penalty shall be reviewed by the competent court. The assertion of further claims for damages by Mesago remains unaffected. Any contractual penalty paid shall be offset against any claims for damages, provided that the contractual penalty represents the minimum damage.
IV. Terms of Payment Stand Rental
1. The stand rental fee is payable in two equal instalments. The first instalment (deposit request) will be invoiced to the Contractual Partner upon sending the stand confirmation and is due immediately. The second instalment (final invoice) will be calculated at the earliest three months before the start of the event, taking into account payments already made, and is also due immediately.
2. Invoices for other orders and Services that are ordered separately are due immediately from the invoice date. The date of payment is the date on which Mesago has access to the payment amount.
3. For each reminder sent to the Contractual Partner after the occurrence of default, Mesago is entitled to charge a flat-rate reminder fee of EUR 3.00. The Contractual Partner is permitted to prove that no damage has been incurred or that the damage incurred is significantly lower than this flat rate. Further claims by Mesago remain unaffected.
4. Mesago shall provide general heating, cooling and lighting. The costs for the installation of water, electricity and telephone connections, etc., the services used and consumption shall be charged to the Contractual Partner separately.
V. Subletting / Transfer / Prohibition of Assignment
1. The Contractual Partner is not entitled to allow a third party to use all or part of the stand allocated to it without the prior written permission of Mesago, in particular to sublet it or accept orders for other companies, to bring in a co-exhibitor (= anyone who appears at the Contractual Partner's stand with their own staff and their own product range) or to represent another company (= someone who appears at the Contractual Partner's stand not with their own staff, but with their own product range and has this offered by the Contractual Partner). In the event that prior written permission is granted by Mesago, the Contractual Partner must inform Mesago in writing about the identity of the third party before the start of the event. The Contractual Partner shall be fully liable to Mesago for the stand rental, any violations by the third party and for ensuring that the third party accepts the validity of the agreements between Mesago and the Contractual Partner and, in particular, these general terms and conditions. Co-exhibitors and represented companies are only those companies that have been expressly registered as co-exhibitors or represented companies by the Contractual Partner and confirmed by Mesago.
2. The transfer of the contract for the rented stand space by the Contractual Partner to a third party, i.e. the assumption of the contract or the joinder into the contract by a third party, is not possible unless Mesago has given its prior written consent. Mesago grants this consent at its own discretion and regularly only in justified exceptional cases. In this case, the (original) Contractual Partner is obliged to pay Mesago a transfer fee of EUR 350.00 for the resulting administrative costs (cancellation of the previous document flow, new allocation in the system, etc.).
3. For changes to the Contractual Partner's data after conclusion of the contract (e.g. change of company name, change of legal form, change of address, etc.), Mesago may charge the Contractual Partner a flat fee of EUR 350.00 for the administrative costs incurred, which the Contractual Partner shall pay.
VI. Lien
To secure our claims, Mesago reserves the right to exercise the lessor’s lien and to sell the pledged property in accordance with the statutory provisions after giving written notice.
C. Special Conditions for other Services
I. Online Content and Profile of the Contractual Partner
1. A prerequisite for the provision of various electronic and marketing services by Mesago is the creation of an online profile on the ‘Messe-Login’ online portal of the Messe Frankfurt Group. For some events, it is necessary for the Contractual Partner to register on the ‘CVent’ online portal in order to participate.
2. If the Contractual Partner has agreed on corresponding Services with Mesago, the Contractual Partner is solely responsible for the timely provision and maintenance of the content to be stored for the respective Services (the Contractual Partner's ‘Profile’).
3. The Contractual Partner is solely responsible for the content of its own Profile and any damage resulting therefrom. The Contractual Partner is responsible for the content and legal admissibility of the content provided or posted for the profile, in particular images, videos and texts. The Contractual Partner guarantees that the content provided by them does not infringe any protective or other rights of third parties. Mesago is not obliged to check whether the content entered or provided by the Contractual Partner infringes or may infringe any protective or other rights of third parties and does not carry out such checks.
4. The Contractual Partner is obliged to treat the access data for the profile as strictly confidential. They may only make access data available to those of their own employees who are permitted to use the profile within the scope of their duties. If the Contractual Partner suspects that its access data has become known to a third party or that a third party is using the Contractual Partner's access without authorisation, the Contractual Partner is obliged to inform Mesago immediately in writing.
5. Mesago reserves the right to refuse to publish content due to its technical form and for objectively justified reasons, in particular if, in Mesago's reasonable opinion, the content violates laws, official regulations or public decency, or if its publication is unreasonable for Mesago. Publication is unreasonable, for example, if the content contains advertising for events that are very similar in content to the Mesago event or if they appeal to the same group of participants. The Contractual Partner shall be notified without undue delay of the refusal to publish, stating the reasons, and given the opportunity to comment.
6. Mesago guarantees 97% availability of the profile per month. Maintenance times are considered times of profile availability. Times of insignificant disruptions are not taken into account in the calculation. The elimination of insignificant disruptions is at the discretion of Mesago.
7. If and to the extent that a Contractual Partner enters incorrect data (‘fake names’ or similar), Mesago reserves the right to remove this data and the entire profile from the platform.
II. Additional Electronic Services provided by Mesago for Virtual Events
1. Mesago provides electronic services to the Contractual Partner in accordance with the information and presentation of individual events, in particular for the implementation of virtual events or, in some cases, in addition to the Services at the venue of the event (hybrid event). A virtual event is an event that is held via a digital medium without the physical presence of the participants and in which interaction between the participants takes place exclusively using electronic means of communication (e.g. online chat) (hereinafter, hybrid and virtual events are collectively referred to as ‘Virtual Events’).
2. The Contractual Partner may attend the Virtual Event virtually to the extent booked. Access to the platform will be made available to the Contractual Partner in accordance with the description of the respective event or the booked parts of the event, unless otherwise specified via a website made available by Mesago via a web browser or apps for mobile devices.
3. The Contractual Partner is responsible for creating and maintaining the technical requirements necessary for using the platform and attending the Virtual Event. In particular, the Contractual Partner must ensure that a sufficiently powerful Internet connection is available and that the access data for the Virtual Event is valid. Access authorisation is granted by activating the booked Virtual Event for the Contractual Partner in their ‘Trade Fair Login’ user account.
4. The data that the Contractual Partner must enter when registering to participate in the event (name of the participant, company name) will also be visible to other users of the platform (other participants, speakers, organisers, press) on the Contractual Partner's profile on the platform.
5. Part of the provision of electronic services in the context of holding Virtual Events is the operation of a platform accessible via the internet by Mesago and the provision of content on the platform. Depending on the nature of the event, various functions are offered via this platform, such as, in particular, access to content provided and access to audio or video transmissions, either as a live stream, download on demand or interactive format with participation options for participants.
6. Mesago provides the platform up to the router output of the data centre in which the platform is operated (‘Transfer Point’).
7. During the event, Mesago guarantees 97% availability of the platform at the Transfer Point. Maintenance times are considered times of platform availability. Times of insignificant disruptions are not taken into account in the calculation. The elimination of insignificant disruptions is at the discretion of Mesago.
8. Mesago is not responsible for data backups.
9. The platform used for events has a function that allows users to suggest a digital meeting to other users. If the meeting is confirmed by the contacted , the respective users can chat with each other. During this chat, the email addresses of the users will not be visible to each other.
10. The platform used for events also has a function that allows a user to confirm another user of the platform as a contact. Users who have previously viewed the other user's profile, video or similar activities can be confirmed. When a user is confirmed, the user's data (first name, surname, company name and area of interest) is displayed to the other user. The confirmed contact can be downloaded. However, only the first name, surname and company name of the confirmed contact are displayed in the downloadable file.
11. If an organiser provides for registrations for specific agenda items at the event, Mesago reserves the right to provide the Speaker of the respective agenda item with a list of participants containing the names, company names and email addresses of the participants. The Contractual Partner hereby expressly agrees to this.
12. All personal data provided by the Contractual Partner will be collected, processed and stored by Mesago exclusively in accordance with the provisions of German and European data protection law.
13. The use of personal data is necessary for the execution of the contract concluded with the Contractual Partner. Mesago is entitled to transfer the data to third parties commissioned by it to execute the contract, insofar as this transfer is necessary to fulfil the contract for attending the event or to enable these third parties to offer further services in connection with the event.
14. Details of the data collected and its respective use can be found in Mesago's privacy policy.
III. Other services
1. For other services offered by Mesago in connection with an event, the terms and conditions set out in the offer text or in additional terms and conditions of Mesago apply.
2. Possible other services include the publication of conference proceedings or an (online) catalogue, the offer of guided tours of the event for visitors who stop at the Contractual Partner's stand, advertising services, etc.
3. Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, these contractual terms and conditions shall apply accordingly.
IV. Speakers
1. Contracts with Speakers
a) For participants in events who have been contractually commissioned by Mesago to contribute to the event in addition to their participation (e.g. moderation, giving a presentation, leading a workshop, etc.) (hereinafter referred to as ‘Speakers’), the provisions of this section C.IV take precedence over the other provisions of these contractual terms and conditions, but do not affect them in any other way.
b) Mesago and the Speaker shall agree in writing on the details of the contribution to be made (in particular content, duration, number of participants, necessary media, etc.) and the consideration (e.g. payment of remuneration, discounted participation in the event, etc.).
c) The Speaker may register for the other agenda items on offer. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the parties, the above terms and conditions, including the applicable prices, shall apply exclusively.
2. Contribution of the Speaker
a) The Speaker must provide any documents and files relating to their contribution (e.g. PowerPoint presentation) at least one week before the start of the Mesago event.
b) At the request of Mesago, the Speaker must provide the exact content of his contribution at least nine weeks before the start of the Mesago conference.
c) Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, the Speaker's obligation to perform also includes the granting of simple rights of use for the publication and further use of the contribution by Mesago (in particular also of image and video recordings, especially on the website, digital platforms, digital magazines and print media of Mesago). The Speaker expressly agrees to the aforementioned use of photo and video recordings in which the Speaker is recognisably depicted.
3. Cancellation by the Speaker
a) Speakers are not entitled to the options provided for in these terms and conditions for early termination of the contract or transfer of the contract to a third party.
b) Cancellation of the contribution to be made by the Speaker is only possible for proven reasons of illness or force majeure. In this case, the Speaker must return the consideration and propose an equivalent replacement speaker to Mesago.
c) If the Speaker cancels their contribution for other reasons or fails to make the contribution without notice, the Speaker shall fully reimburse Mesago for the resulting expenses and damages and indemnify Mesago against any third-party claims arising therefrom.
D. General Terms and Conditions for all Contracts
I. Payment and Terms of Payment
1. Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, invoices are due immediately without deduction from the invoice date. The date of payment shall be the date on which Mesago has access to the payment amount.
2. Unless otherwise agreed or specified, the prices quoted by Mesago are net prices in euros. The applicable value added tax will be added. Invoicing shall be carried out by Mesago. The Contractual Partner agrees to receive the invoice as an electronic document or in paper form, at Mesago's discretion.
3. If Mesago requires advance payments for participation in events, these shall be due immediately after the advance payment has been settled and shall be collected by credit card (VISA, Mastercard or Amex), PayPal or Apple Pay via the financial service provider Stripe Technology Europe, Limited, 1 Grand Canal Street Lower, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin, D02 H210, Ireland. If Mesago does not confirm participation and no contract is concluded as a result, the advance payment made will be refunded to the Contractual Partner immediately using the same payment method used for payment.
4. For each reminder sent to the Contractual Partner after default, Mesago is entitled to charge a flat-rate reminder fee of EUR 40.00. The Contractual Partner is permitted to prove that no damage has been incurred or that the damage incurred is significantly lower than this flat rate. Further claims by Mesago remain unaffected.
II. Force Majeure and Reservations
1. In the event of a compelling reason or force majeure for which the parties are not responsible (e.g. industrial action, official or legal orders, extreme weather conditions, disasters, war, terrorist threats, fire, danger to the life or health of participants, epidemic/pandemic situations, embargoes, energy shortages (in particular an emergency level declared by a competent federal ministry) or significant operational disruptions, in particular cyber attacks) that make it unreasonably difficult or impossible to hold the event, both parties shall be released from their contractual obligations. Mesago reserves the right, in particular, to move the event to another location, shorten it, close it in whole or in part, or cancel it if any of the reasons listed above apply. The remuneration to be paid by the Contractual Partner shall then be adjusted accordingly or shall be waived entirely in the event of complete cancellation. Each party shall bear its own expenses incurred up to that point. Services already rendered by the parties shall be returned.
2. Mesago shall be entitled to refrain from holding the event at its reasonable discretion and taking into account the legitimate interests of the participants if economic viability cannot be achieved or if the number of registrations indicates that the industry overview intended with the event cannot be guaranteed. The cancellation shall render the mutual performance obligations of the contracting parties void. Mesago is obliged to refund any payments already made by the Contractual Partner, provided that the paid service has not yet been rendered at the time of cancellation. The Contractual Partner's claims for reimbursement of expenses already incurred for its participation in the event or for damages cannot be derived from the cancellation.
3. Mesago reserves the right to replace Speakers or programme items at short notice. If an event has to be cancelled entirely due to the absence of a Speaker, Mesago shall refund the price paid for participation in this event to the Contractual Partner.
III. Complaints
1. The Contractual Partner must report obvious defects in performance and the absence or loss of warranted characteristics immediately after becoming aware of the defect.
2. Only if Mesago has not remedied the defect within a reasonable period of time, if remediation is not possible or is refused, or if Mesago has failed to remedy the defect after two attempts, may the Contractual Partner, at its discretion, terminate the contract without notice or demand a reasonable reduction in remuneration.
IV. Limitation of Liability
1. Mesago shall only be liable for damages in the cases specified in points a) to d) below:
a) unlimited liability for injury to life, limb and/or health and for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence;
b) for damages resulting from the non-compliance with any written guarantees to the extent of the Contractual Partner’s financial interest covered by the purpose of the guarantee and recognisable to Mesago at the time of issue;
c) in the event of mandatory statutory liability, for example under the German Product Liability Act;
d) for the breach of essential contractual obligations due to slight negligence, the resulting liability for damages is limited to the extent of damage that Mesago could typically have expected to occur at the time the contract was concluded based on the circumstances known to Mesago at that time. Essential contractual obligations are those fundamental obligations that were decisive for the conclusion of the contract and on whose compliance the customer could rely.
2. Otherwise, any liability for damages on the part of Mesago, regardless of the legal basis, is excluded, unless otherwise agreed in these terms and conditions or in prior agreements between the parties.
3. In the cases specified in section D.IV.1.d) , claims for damages and reimbursement of expenses shall become time-barred after twelve months. The limitation period shall commence in accordance with Section 199 of the German Civil Code (BGB).
4. Insofar as the liability of Mesago is excluded or limited, this also applies to the personal liability of the employees, workers, staff, representatives and vicarious agents of Mesago.
5. The above provisions do not imply any change in the burden of proof to the detriment of the Contractual Partner and do not exclude any claims expressly granted in these General Terms and Conditions or other agreements between the parties.
6. Mesago has taken out exhibition insurance against the usual insurable risks such as fire, burglary, theft, water damage, etc. at events. The Contractual Partner should insure against further risks at its own discretion and expense. In some cases, Mesago provides a form for this purpose, which can be found in the contract documents.
V. Offsetting and Assignment
1. The Contractual Partner may only offset claims by Mesago with counterclaims that are undisputed or have been legally established. The Contractual Partner may only assert rights of retention or rights to refuse performance if its counterclaim is based on the same contractual relationship.
2. The Contractual Partner is prohibited from assigning any claims against Mesago that are not directed at the payment of money to third parties if this conflicts with a legitimate interest of Mesago, unless a legitimate interest of the Contractual Partner outweighs this interest of Mesago.
VI. Early Termination of Contract (Cancellation) / Termination
1. Early termination of a contract concluded with Mesago (including with regard to parts of the scope of services, such as use by co-exhibitors or represented companies) is only possible with the consent of Mesago. Contractually granted or statutory rights of withdrawal, revocation, termination or rescission remain unaffected. If Mesago agrees to a cancellation (including with regard to parts of the Services, such as use by co-exhibitors or represented companies), the Contractual Partner remains obliged to pay Mesago the full agreed remuneration (including fees for co-exhibitors or represented companies) as compensation in lieu of performance. The Contractual Partner is permitted to prove that Mesago has not incurred any damage at all or only damage that is lower than the agreed remuneration.
2. If the financial circumstances of the Contractual Partner deteriorate significantly or if a justified application to open insolvency or comparable proceedings against the Contractual Partner's assets is rejected due to lack of assets, Mesago shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract in whole or in part.
3. In particular, the parties shall have the right to terminate contracts without notice if adherence to the contract has become unreasonable due to the conduct of the other party. Unreasonableness may exist in particular if the Contractual Partner is in default with a not inconsiderable part of its payment obligations to Mesago or if the Contractual Partner violates any other contractual obligation. Further rights of Mesago based on the reason for termination remain unaffected.
VII. Consent to Film, Image and Sound Recordings
The Contractual Partner permits Mesago to make or have made and use film, image and sound recordings for the purpose of documentation or for its own publications, in particular on the Internet and for advertising purposes. Mesago is entitled to use and exploit the recordings without restriction in terms of time and space. This includes, in particular, the production, publication, reproduction, distribution, exhibition, making publicly available, broadcasting and reproduction by means of image or sound carriers, reproduction of radio broadcasts and making the recordings publicly available, as well as editing/modification, and is therefore also unrestricted in terms of content. Unless expressly agreed, the Contractual Partner does not acquire any rights of use to the recordings.
VIII. Final Provisions
1. Integral part of this contract are the Services booked by the Contractual Partner, these contractual terms and conditions, and the stand construction guidelines, including annexes, in their current version, which shall be sent to the Contractual Partner before the start of the event.
2. Changes or additions to the contractual relationship between the parties must be made in writing. This also applies to the waiver of this written form requirement.
3. Should any provision of the contract between Mesago and the Contractual Partner be or become wholly or partially invalid or unenforceable or should there be a gap in the contractual provisions, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. In place of the invalid or unenforceable provision, a valid or enforceable provision shall be deemed to have been agreed which comes closest to the purpose of the invalid or unenforceable provision. In the event of a gap, a provision shall be deemed to have been agreed which corresponds to what would have been agreed in accordance with the purpose of this contract if the parties had considered the matter from the outset.
4. The place of performance of this contract is the registered office of Mesago in Stuttgart.
5. The legal relationship between Mesago and the Contractual Partner shall be governed by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany.
6. The exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from and in connection with the business relationship between Mesago and the Contractual Partner is Stuttgart, insofar as this is legally permissible. Mesago reserves the right to assert claims against the Contractual Partner at other legal places of jurisdiction.
As of October 2025