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No provision sets an expiry. What the law does set are limits on the terms: unfair clauses are void, and clauses never explained cannot be relied on.

Commercial Act article 662 fixes an insurance claim at three years, and article 663 stops the policy terms from cutting that down.

For taxes the statute says the period is not interrupted by a notice urging you to claim. For health insurance and the pension, a claim does interrupt it.

A notice from the tax office does not stop the five years running — the provision says so in as many words.