3. Article

1. (1)) to the liability of manufacturers, sellers or repairers of vehicles;
2. (2)) to the responsibility of the owner, or of any other person, for the maintenance of a way open to traffic or for the safety of its users;
3. (3)) to vicarious liability, with the exception of the liability of an owner of a vehicle, or of a principal, or of a master;
4. (4)) to recourse actions among persons liable;
5. (5)) to recourse actions and to subrogation in so far as insurance companies are concerned;
6. (6)) to actions and recourse actions by or against social insurance institutions, other similar institutions and public automobile guarantee funds, and to any exemption from liability laid down by the law which governs these institutions.
7. a)) Where only one vehicle is involved in the accident and it is registered in a State other than that where the accident occurred, the internal law of the State of registration is applicable to determine liability
8. b)) Where two or more vehicles are involved in the accident, the provisions of a) are applicable only if all the vehicles are registered in the same State.
9. c)) Where one or more persons outside the vehicle or vehicles at the place of the accident are involved in the accident and may be liable, the provisions of a) and b) are applicable only if all these persons have their habitual residence in the State of registration.
10. (1)) the basis and extent of liability;
11. (2)) the grounds for exemption from liability, any limitation of liability, and any division of liability;
12. (3)) the existence and kinds of injury or damage which may have to be compensated;
13. (4)) the kinds and extent of damages;
14. (5)) the question whether a right to damages may be assigned or inherited;
15. (6)) the persons who have suffered damage and who may claim damages in their own right;
16. (7)) the liability of a principal for the acts of his agent or of a master for the acts of his servant;
17. (8)) rules of prescription and limitation, including rules relating to the commencement of a period of prescription or limitation, and the interruption and suspension of this period.
18. a)) the signatures and ratifications referred to in Article 16;
19. b)) the date on which the present Convention enters into force in accordance with the first paragraph of Article 17;
20. c)) the accessions referred to in Article 18 and the dates on which they take effect;
21. d)) the declarations referred to in Articles 14 and 19;
22. e)) the denunciations referred to in the third paragraph of Article 20.