Loss of the Thing Due

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1. Under Article 1268’s ordinary rule, does fortuitous loss alone exempt the debtor from the price when a determinate-thin…
2. A valid service undertaking later becomes legally impossible because of the obligor’s own established misconduct. The o…
3. A debtor proves only ordinary cost increases and financial difficulty in a freely assumed future undertaking. It claims…
4. A criminal-offense debtor properly offers the particular thing to the person entitled to receive it, who refuses withou…
5. A long-term contract expressly anticipated and allocated the very business-closure risk later invoked for Article 1267 …
6. Distinguish Article 1266 impossibility from Article 1267 exceptional difficulty.
7. State Poon’s requirements for Article 1267 relief and apply the relevance of a contractually anticipated risk.
8. Explain the special loss rule for a determinate thing owed because of a criminal offense under Article 1268.