Volume 109, Issue 42
Royal Gazette
8 April 2535
Section193/16.As regards any obligation for which the obligee will receive periodical performance by virtue of the source of the obligation, the obligee has the right to demand from the obligor at any time before completion of the period of limitation a written acknowledgement of the obligation serving as evidence of the interruption of limitation.
Section193/17.In the event that limitation is interrupted by the cause under section 193/14(2) and the case is dismissed by a final judgment or the case is concluded by disposal due to withdrawal or abandonment of the plaint, it shall be deemed that limitation has never been interrupted.
In the event that the court refuses to accept, or returns, or dismisses the plaint because the case is not subject to its jurisdiction or the court dismisses the plaint without excluding the right of the plaintiff to reinstitute the case, and it appears that the period of limitation has already been completed during the trial or is about to be completed within sixty days from the day the judgment or order becomes final, the obligee shall have the right to, within sixty days counted from the day the judgment or order becomes final, institute the case in order to establish the claim or to demand the performance.
Section193/18.Section 193/17 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the event in which limitation is interrupted by the cause under section 193/14(3), (4), or (5).
Section193/19.Whilst a period of limitation is about to be completed, if a force majeure prevents the obligee from acting according to section 193/14, the period of limitation shall be kept from being completed until elapse of thirty days from the day of the end of such force majeure.
Section193/20.As regards a claim of a minor or insane person, whether or not adjudged incompetent by a court order, if the period of limitation is about to be completed whilst the said person does not yet attain full competence or during one year from the day the said person lacks a legal representative or custodian, the period of limitation shall not be completed until completion of one year from the day the said person attains full competence or acquires a legal representative or custodian, as the case may be. However, if such claim is subject to a period of limitation shorter than one year, the shorter period shall apply instead of the said period of one year.
Section193/21.As regards a claim of a minor or an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person against his own legal representative, or custodian, or curator, if the period of limitation is about to be completed whilst the said person does not yet attain full competence or during one year from the day the said person lacks a legal representative, or custodian, or curator, the period of limitation shall not be completed until completion of one year from the day the said person attains full competence or acquires a legal representative, or custodian, or curator, as the case may be. However, if such claim is subject to a period of limitation shorter than
