(1) If the sender fails to load the goods within the loading time or, where the task of loading is not incumbent on the sender, if the sender fails to make the goods available within the loading time, then the carrier may set a reasonable deadline within which the goods must be loaded or made available.
(2) If no goods are loaded or made available by the deadline set in accordance with subsection (1), or if it is obvious that no goods will be loaded or made available within the deadline set, the carrier may terminate the contract and assert the claims pursuant to section 415 (2).
(3) If only a part of the goods has been loaded or made available by the deadline set in accordance with subsection (1), the carrier may begin to carry the part of the goods that has already been loaded and assert the claims pursuant to section 416, sentences 2 and 3.
(4) The carrier may assert the rights under subsections (2) and (3) also without a deadline being set if the sender refuses, in earnest and in a manner that is conclusive, to load the goods or to make the goods available. Furthermore, the carrier may terminate the contract as provided for under subsection (2) also without setting a deadline if particular circumstances mean that, after having weighed the interests of both parties, continuing the contract would constitute an unreasonable burden on the carrier.
(5) The carrier will not be entitled to these rights if the reasons for non-compliance with the loading time fall within the sphere of risks to be borne by the carrier.