Volume 107, Issue 187
Royal Gazette
26 September 2533
“Section1447.As regards the compensation payable according to this Chapter, the court shall decide it as appropriate for the circumstances.
The right to claim the compensation under this Chapter, save that under section 1440(2), shall be nontransferable and shall not devolve upon heirs, save where the right has been recognised in writing or the injured person has already initiated an action by virtue of such right.”
Section7.The following provisions shall be inserted in the Civil and Commercial Code as section 1447/1 and section 1447/2:
“Section1447/1.The right to claim the compensation under section 1439 shall be subject to six-month limitation from the day the engagement contract was breached.
The right to claim the compensation under section 1444 shall be subject to six-month limitation from the day the serious misconduct grounding the rescission of the engagement contract was known or should have been known, but it must not be exercised later than five years from the day the said misconduct was committed.
The right to claim the compensation under section 1445 or section 1446 shall be subject to six-month limitation from the day the engaged man knew or should have known of the act of the other man which grounds his claim as well as the person who ought to pay him the compensation, but it must not be exercised later than five years from the day the said act was committed by such other man.
Section1447/2.The right to claim the return of the engagement gift according to section 1439 shall be subject to six-month limitation from the day the engagement contract was breached.
