Since one of the consumer protection associations in Croatia initiated the first collective consumer protection procedure in Croatia in 2013, which referred to the unfairness of some provisions of a loan agreement related to the Swiss franc, the judgement made an impact on the statute of limitations. The uncertainty created by this issue, both among lawyers-practitioners and in the academic community, but primarily among consumers and banks, as participants in the contractual relations that were decided in the so-called i case of "Franak", was finally terminated on March 20, 2018, when the Supreme Court of the Republic of Croatia in Judgement Rev-2245 / 17-2 took the principle that initiating collective consumer protection proceedings terminates the statute of limitations for consumer restitution claims.