(1) Where the loss of or damage to the goods is apparent and the consignee or sender fails to notify the carrier of the loss or damage on delivery of the goods at the latest, it will be presumed that the goods have been delivered completely and in an undamaged state. The notice must specify the loss or damage sufficiently clearly.
(2) The presumption referred to in subsection (1) also applies where the loss or damage was not apparent, provided there has been no notice within seven days after delivery.
(3) Claims for delay in delivery expire if the consignee does not notify the carrier of the delay in delivery within twenty-one days after delivery.
(4) After delivery any notice of damage is to be given in text form. Dispatch within the applicable notification period is sufficient.
(5) If loss, damage or delay in delivery is notified on delivery, then it will be sufficient to give notice to the person delivering the goods.