Article 898: Emergency costs of storage

1. The cost of storing items which exceed the normal costs of this type and which the parties could not have foreseen at the time of the conclusion of the contract of storage (emergency costs) shall be reimbursed to the custodian if: 2. If necessary, make extraordinary arrangements for such expenses or approve them subsequently, as well as in other cases provided for by law, other legal acts or the contract. It is the duty of the custodian to seek the consent of the cleric for such expenses, unless the cleric informs of his disagreement within the time specified by the custodian or within the normal time required for the maintenance of such expenses. In the event that the custodian has incurred extraordinary expenses in storage without prior consent from the cleric to these expenses, he shall be deemed to have agreed to extraordinary expenses. In the circumstances of the case, although this was possible and the cleric subsequently did not approve them, the custodian may claim extraordinary expenses only within the limits of the damage which may have been caused by the 3. Unless otherwise provided for in the storage contract, extraordinary expenses shall be reimbursed in excess of the storage fee.