英文摘要 |
As for the issue of whether claims that have expired the limitation of action can be set off as active claims, although Article 568 of the Civil Code does not clearly stipulate it, it can be explained from the relevant provisions of the Civil Code that the Civil Code actually denied that claims that have expired the limitation of action can be set off as active claims. Active claims expiring the limitation of action can be offset, which does not conform to the system function and relevant rules of prescription; This view is premised on the recognition that offset has retroactivity, which will cause uncertainty in the relationship between creditor’s rights and debt and damage the reasonable trust of the parties. Active claims expiring the limitation can be offset, which also does not conform to the rule that the notice of offset must arrive to take effect as stipulated in the Civil Code. Therefore, claims that have expired the limitation of action shall not be offset as active claims, but can be offset as passive claims. |