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Art. 348b

220COFederal ActJan 1, 1912Original source
  1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, a commercial traveller only has authority to broker transactions.
  2. Where the commercial traveller is authorised to conclude transactions, his powers extend to all legal procedures normally associated with their execution; however, without special authority he may not take receipt of payments from clients nor approve payment periods.
  3. Article 34 of the Federal Act of 2 April 19081on Insurance Policies is reserved.

Footnotes

  1. SR 221.229.1 ↩

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