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  1. The price of products or goods, sold by the producer or a wholesale or retail dealer;
  2. Obligations arising from the services of mechanics or workmen employed in manufactures;
  3. Obligations in favour of a keeper of a school or boarding school or of a teacher or a master, for instruction, clothing, board or lodging of a pupil or apprentice.

174.

In the following cases obligations are extinguished, if they are not exercised for one year:—

  1. Wages of a person hired, if fixed by the month or a shorter time;
  2. Wages of a labourer or geinin[1] and the price of things supplied by them;
  3. Freight;
  4. Charges for lodging, food and drink or hire of rooms, entrance fees, the price for things consumed and expenditures by the keeper, in an inn, restaurant, hired room[2] or place of amusement;
  5. A charge for the hire of a movable.
  1. ↑ geinin are actors, dancing girls and such like public performers.
  2. ↑ That is, rooms hired for a special occasion, e. g. for a meeting, a feast etc.
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