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> Article 129
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IV. Consensus |
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| 4.3 Consensus Obligation | ||
| Article 129-Performance | ||
| Canon 2291 | ||
| Performance is an action itself or its completion as stipulated and required under some form of Consensus. Hence, the performance of a Consensus is executing the actions required by the terms of the Consensus. | ||
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| Canon 2292 | ||
| By the very nature of a Consensus, all forms of consensus define at least one action to be performed by all parties, namely to follow the terms of the Consensus. Thus, performance of a Consensus is equivalent with honoring a Consensus. | ||
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| Canon 2293 | ||
| As performance is equivalent to honoring the terms of a Consensus, non-performance is equivalent to dishonoring the terms of a Consensus. | ||
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| Canon 2294 | ||
| While performance is equivalent to honoring the terms of a Consensus, it cannot be presumed as acceptance of the validity of the Consensus itself, nor substitute to Consent. | ||
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