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The extinguishment of an obligation by substituting a new one that changes its object, parties or principal conditions is called:
- Condonation
- Compensation
- Novation
- Confusion
Answer
C. Novation
Solution
Novation may be objective (change of object) or subjective (change of debtor or creditor).
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