Any child whose paternal filiation is not legally established may claim subsidies from the person who had relations with his mother during the legal period of conception.
The action may be brought throughout the child’s minority; the child may still bring it within ten years of coming of age if it was not brought during his minority.
The action is admissible even if the father or mother was, at the time of conception, engaged in a marriage with another person, or if there existed between them one of the impediments to marriage regulated by articles 161 to 164 of this code.