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=S=> BGB 197. 1 Unless otherwise provided , the following claims are statute-barred after thirty years : claims for return based on ownership or other real rights , claims governed by family law or the law of succession , claims that have been declared final and absolute , claims under enforceable settlements or enforceable documents , claims that have become enforceable upon being recognised in insolvency proceedings , and claims to reimbursement of the costs of execution .
=S=> BGB 197. 2 To the extent that claims under subsection ( 1 ) , no . 2 are for periodically recurring acts of performance or maintenance payments and to the extent that claims under subsection ( 1 ) , nos . 3 to 5 are concerned with periodically recurring acts of performance that will fall due in the future , the standard limitation period takes the place of the period of thirty years .
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