10.01 A claim is said to have matured when it has become due and payable. This requirement is the essence of set-off between solvent parties in English law:1 the point of contention is the question when the debt must be due and payable (Section A). English law also requires that the claims be enforceable: this chiefly concerns the question whether any relevant limitation period has expired, and is also discussed in Section A. 10.02 The distinction between maturation (Fälligkeit, exigibilité) and enforceability (Klagbarkeit, actionnable) appears to be less...
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