Extract to table

However, the indemnification obligation is subject to two express conditions precedent, both of which must be satisfied before the obligation is triggered: (i) TSL must have provided Peloros with "accurate and complete information regarding the goods to be imported"; and (ii) The error must be "attributable to the Broker's professional judgment rather than the Client's instructions

We recommend that V&T (Alexandros Vournas) confirm the current state of Greek case law regarding the private right of action available to an importer against a customs broker under Presidential Decree 67/2000, including any procedural requirements or conditions that must be satisfied

Both must be carefully analyzed to ensure that TSL's claims are preserved

The key questions that TSL needs answered regarding Peloros's insurance coverage include: (a) Coverage scope: Does the policy cover tariff classification errors, or is it limited to other types of professional errors? Most professional indemnity policies for customs brokers cover classification errors, but the specific policy language must be reviewed

This commercial consideration must be weighed against TSL's financial exposure (€8

As discussed, this interpretation is inconsistent with the general Greek-law approach to limitation periods for professional service claims, but it represents a litigation risk that must be managed