Termination of Obligations by Impossibility to Execute

• An obligation shall be terminated by impossibility to execute it, provided it is caused by a circumstance for which the debtor is not responsible. This rule shall not apply to monetary obligations.

• If caused by a circumstance for which neither one nor the other party are responsible, it shall not have the right to claim from the other party the execution of the obligation, unless it is otherwise stipulated in legislation or the agreement. In that respect, either party which executed its obligation, shall have the right to claim the return of the executed.

• In the case of the impossibility to execute an obligation by the debtor, which is caused by fault of the creditor, the latter shall not have the right to claim the return of what is executed by him in the obligation.