Article 313. Performance by a third party

1. The creditor is under an obligation to accept the performance proposed for the debtor by a third person if the debtor is responsible for the performance of the obligation. 2. If the debtor has not imposed an obligation on the debtor The creditor is obliged to accept the performance proposed for the debtor by the third party in the following cases: (1) the debtor is in default of the performance of the monetary obligation; (2) 3. The creditor is not obliged to accept the performance proposed in respect of the debtor ' s property. 4. Where the law, other legal acts, the terms of the obligation or its substance gives rise to the debtor ' s obligation to perform the obligation in person. the article allows the performance of an obligation by a third party, is entitled to perform an obligation also by paying a debt to the deposit of a notary or to make a set-off in accordance with the rules, by establishing 5. A third party that has discharged the debtor ' s obligation shall be entitled to the rights of the creditor of the obligation under article 387 of the present Code. The debtor of the obligation transferred to a third party in part, which could not be used to the detriment of the creditor, in particular such rights have no advantage in their satisfaction at the expense of the secured creditor. 6. If a third party has discharged the obligation of the non-monetary debtor, it owes it to the debtor. The creditor is liable for defects in performance in lieu of the debtor.