(1) The supply of movable things that are not being sold based on measures of compulsory enforcement or other judicial measures (goods), or the provision of other services to the consumer by a trader, does not give rise to a claim against the consumer if the consumer has not ordered these goods or other services.
(2) Statutory claims are not excluded if the performance was not intended for the recipient or was made in the mistaken belief that there had been an order, and the recipient was aware of this or could have been aware of this had they exercised the care required in business dealings.
(3) There may be no derogation from the stipulations of this provision to the disadvantage of the consumer. The stipulations apply even if they are circumvented by other arrangements.