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Section 1573
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1573. Where a creditor refuses or neglects to accept payment, the debtor may make a tender.
A tender consists in placing the property that is due at the disposal of the creditor at the place and time that payment is due. In addition to the property due, with the interest and periodic payments it has yielded, a reasonable amount to cover unliquidated expenses owed by the debtor shall be included, saving the right to make up any deficiency in that amount.
1573. Where a creditor refuses or neglects to accept payment, the debtor may make a tender.
A tender consists in placing the thing which is due at the disposal of the creditor at the place and time that payment is due. In addition to the thing due, with the interest and periodic payments it has yielded, a reasonable amount to cover unliquidated expenses owed by the debtor shall be included, saving the right to make up any deficiency in that amount.
