Article 378 A safekeeping party keeping in store currency may return the currency of the same kind and in the same amount. In case of storing other replaceable articles, the
safekeeping party may return to the storing party articles of the same category, quality and quantity according to the terms of the contract.
Article 379 With regard to non-gratuitous storage contracts, the storing party shall pay to the safekeeping party the storage fee according to the time limit as agreed upon
by the parties.
Where there is no agreement as to the time limit for the payment in the contract or such agreement is unclear, nor can it be determined according to the provisions of
Article 61 of this Law, the storage fee shall be paid at the same time when the stored article is claimed and taken back.
Article 380 Where a storing party fails to pay the storage fee and other expenses according to the terms of the contract, the safekeeping party is entitled to lien on the
stored article, except as otherwise agreed upon by the parties.
CHAPTER 20 CONTRACTS FOR WAREHOUSING
Article 381 A warehousing contract refers to a contract whereby the safekeeping party keeps in store the goods handed over by the storing party, while the storing party pays
the warehousing fee.
Article 382 A warehousing contract comes into effect at the time of its establishment.
Article 383 Where inflammable, explosive, poisonous, corrosive, radioactive and other dangerous or perishable articles are to be kept in store, the storing party shall
indicate the character of the goods and provide relevant documents and materials thereof.
Where a storing party violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the safekeeping party may refuse to receive the goods, or may take appropriate measures to avoid
losses. The cost consequently incurred shall be borne by the storing party.
The safekeeping party shall have appropriate safekeeping facilities for the storage of inflammable, explosive, poisonous, corrosive, radioactive and other dangerous
articles.
Article 384 The safekeeping party shall inspect, before letting in, the warehousing goods in conformity with the terms of the contract. A safekeeping party discovering in
the inspection that the goods are not in conformity with the terms of the contract shall, inform the storing party of the case promptly. After the inspection and acceptance
by the safekeeping party, the safekeeping party shall be liable for damages if it is discovered that the category, quantity or quality of the warehousing goods are not in
conformity with the terms of the contract.
Article 385 Upon handing over the goods by the storing party, the safekeeping party shall issue a warehouse voucher.
Article 386 The safekeeping party shall sign on the warehouse voucher or affix a seal on it. A warehouse voucher shall contain the following items:
(1) title or name and domicile of the storing party;
(2) category, quantity, quality, package, number of pieces and marks of the warehousing goods;
(3) standards of spoilage of the warehousing goods;
(4) place of storage;
(5) time period of storage;
(6) warehousing fee;
(7) where the warehousing goods have been insured, the amount and time period of the insurance and the title of the insurance company; and
(8) name of the person who issues the warehouse voucher, the place and the date of issuance.
Article 387 A warehouse voucher is the certificate for claiming the warehousing goods. The right to claim the warehousing goods may be transferred when the warehouse voucher
is endorsed by the storing party or the person who holds the warehouse voucher, and signed or affixed with a seal by the safekeeping party.
Article 388 At the request of the storing party or the person who holds the warehouse voucher, the safekeeping party shall permit the person to check the warehousing goods
or take samples.
Article 389 In the event that the safekeeping party discovers that the warehousing goods are deteriorated or otherwise damaged, the said party shall inform the storing party
or the holder of the warehouse voucher of the case promptly.
