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> Article 124
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IV. Consensus |
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| 4.3 Consensus Obligation | ||
| Article 124-Obligation | ||
| Canon 2253 | ||
| An Obligation is something (as a formal Consensus, a promise, or the demands of conscience or custom) that obligates one to a course of action through some Consensus, instrument, product or transaction. | ||
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| Canon 2254 | ||
| Obligations agreed in good faith, free from fraud and duress, are to be met. | ||
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| Canon 2255 | ||
| When fraud by one party is proven to exist, the other parties are released from all obligation. | ||
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| Canon 2256 | ||
| Failure to perform an obligation without legal excuse gives the other party the right to seek legal remedy. | ||
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| Canon 2257 | ||
| No one may be obligated to perform an impossibility. | ||
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| Canon 2258 | ||
| No one may be obligated to perform a fraud or other offence. | ||
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| Canon 2259 | ||
| No one may be obligated to perform an act against their conscience or moral faith. | ||
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| Canon 2260 | ||
| The failure to perform one or more obligations of a formal Consensus may be grounds for the extinction of a Consensus, or punitive acts as stipulated within the Consensus Instrument. | ||
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