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CIVIL ACT
CHAPTER VII EXTINCTIVE PRESCRIPTION
조문단위인쇄
 Article 163 (Short Extinctive Prescription for Three Years)
The extinctive prescription of claims defined in the following subparagraphs shall become complete if not exercised for a period of three years: <Amended on Dec. 13, 1997>
1. Interest, support fees, salaries, rent, and other claims purporting for the delivery of money or other things within a time limit of one year;
2. Claims of medical practitioners, midwives, nurses, and pharmacists, for medical treatment, professional services, and dispensation of medicines;
3. Claims of contractors, engineers, and persons engaging in planning or supervising works, for the execution of their works;
4. Claims against attorneys-at-law, patent agents, notaries public, certified public accountants, and certified judicial scriveners, for the return of documents kept in connection with their services;
5. Claims of attorneys-at-law, patent agents, notaries public, certified public accountants, and certified judicial scriveners, for their services;
6. Items received in exchange for products and merchandise sold by producers and merchants;
7. Claims of artisans and manufacturers for their works.