Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses on goods from…
Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses on goods from attacked warehouses. The company classifies the fall of drones and other debris as force majeure events, exempting itself from liability. Goods located at damaged logistics facilities...
Consensus
- Wildberries has updated its contract with sellers to include a clause exempting it from liability for damage to goods caused by drone attacks.
- The updated contract version (№98) was published on the company's website and will take effect on July 7.
- Drone attacks and resulting debris are classified as force majeure events in the new contract.
Points of divergence
- The updated offer (№98) was published on the marketplace's website and will come into effect on July 7. — tg_varlamov_news
- Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses from goods located at attacked warehouses, due to drone attacks and debris being considered force majeure. — tg_moscowmap
Coverage (4 sources)
- Wildberries adds clause to seller contracts exempting it from liability for product damage due to drone attacks — Varlamov News
- 🛍️ Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses from goods on attacked warehouses; drone and debris fall... — Новости Москвы
- 🛍️ Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses from goods on attacked warehouses; drone and debris fall... — Новости Москвы
- 🛍️ Wildberries may not compensate sellers for losses from goods on attacked warehouses; drone and debris fall... — Новости Москвы