Key legal question
Whether the longer criminal-law limitation period applied to the direct action for bodily injury and moral damage
Extracted holding
The longer period could matter only for bodily-injury and moral-damage claims; those claims were inadmissible because they had not been quantified, so the court did not need to examine the criminal offense issue.
Extracted reasoning
The court distinguished material loss from personal-injury and moral-damage claims. Since only the latter could benefit from the longer limitation period and no quantified conclusions were submitted for them, the cantonal court was entitled to stop there.