Article 319.1: Payment of claims for homogeneous obligations
1. In the case where the debtor performing is not sufficient to meet all the debtor ' s homogeneous obligations to the creditor, the performance is set off against the debtor ' s liability in the event of a breach of the debtor ' s obligation. 2. Unless otherwise provided by law or agreement of the parties, in cases where the debtor has not indicated which of the homogeneous obligations has been performed, and performance, and among such obligations are those for which the creditor has security, performance is counted in favour of obligations for which the creditor has no security. 3. is dealt with by law or agreement of the parties, where the debtor has failed to specify which of the homogeneous obligations has been performed, the obligation, the period of performance of the cat has the advantage When the obligation has not yet been fulfilled, the obligation which has already arisen is fulfilled; and if the obligation has been fulfilled at the same time; and if the obligation has been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled at the same time, then if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then the obligation has already been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled, then the obligation has already been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been incurred at the same time, then the obligation has been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled, then the obligation has already been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled, then if the obligation has been fulfilled; and if the obligation has not been fulfilled. Au is applied pro rata to the satisfaction of all homogeneous claims.