(1) The person entitled to services is to furnish and maintain premises, devices and equipment that they are to provide for performance of the services in such a way and is to arrange for services that are to be performed on their orders or under their supervision in such a way that the person obliged to perform services is protected against danger to life and limb in the scope that the nature of the services permits.
(2) If the person obliged has been integrated into the common household, then the person entitled to services is to provide the installations and make the arrangements, with regard to the living and sleeping space, the provision of food and work and leisure time, that are required with a view to the health, morality and religion of the person obliged.
(3) If the person entitled to services fails to comply with their duties with regard to the life and the health of the person obliged, then the provisions of sections 842 to 846 governing torts apply accordingly to their duty to provide compensation for damages.