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Section 1527
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1527. Where specific performance of an obligation has become impossible through the fault of one or more of the solidary debtors, or at a time when one or more of the solidary debtors are in default, the other co-debtors are not discharged from their obligation to make an equivalent payment to the creditor, but they are not liable for additional damages which may be owed to him.
The creditor may not claim additional damages except from those co-debtors through whose fault the obligation became impossible to perform, and from those who were then in default for failing to perform it.
1527. Where specific performance of an obligation has become impossible through the fault of one or more of the solidary debtors, or at a time when one or more of the solidary debtors are in default, the other co-debtors are not released from their obligation to make an equivalent payment to the creditor, but they are not liable for additional damages which may be owed to him.
The creditor may not claim additional damages except from those co-debtors through whose fault the obligation became impossible to perform, and from those who were then in default to perform it.
1527. Where specific performance of an obligation has become impossible through the fault of one or more of the solidary debtors, or after he or they have been put in default, the other co-debtors are not released from their obligation to make an equivalent payment to the creditor, but they are not liable for additional damages which may be owed to him.
The creditor may not claim additional damages except from those co-debtors through whose fault the obligation became impossible to perform, and from those who were then in default.
