(1) The claims designated in section 634 nos. 1, 2 and 4 become statute-barred
1. subject to no. 2, after two years in the case of a work the result of which consists of the manufacture, maintenance or alteration of a thing or in the rendering of planning or monitoring services for this purpose,
2. after five years in the case of a building and in the case of a work the result of which consists of the rendering of planning or monitoring services for this purpose, and
3. in all other cases, after the regular limitation period.
(2) In the cases governed by subsection (1) nos. 1 and 2, limitation begins on acceptance.
(3) In derogation from subsection (1) nos. 1 and 2, and subsection (2), claims become statute-barred after the standard limitation period if the contractor fraudulently concealed the defect. However, in the case governed by subsection (1) no. 2, claims do not become statute-barred before the end of the period specified therein.
(4) The right of rescission designated in section 634 is governed by section 218. Notwithstanding the ineffectiveness of rescission under section 218 (1), the customer may refuse to pay the remuneration to the extent that they would be entitled to do so by reason of the rescission. Where the customer exercises this right, the contractor may rescind the contract.
(5) Section 218 and subsection (4) sentence 2 apply accordingly to the right to abate the price designated in section 634.