Article 393.1: Recovery of damages upon termination of contract

1. Where the debtor ' s default or improper performance has resulted in its early termination and the creditor has entered into a similar contract in place, the creditor is entitled to require that the debtor ' s performance be terminated in advance. the difference between the price set out in the terminated contract and the price of comparable goods, works or services under the terms of the contract concluded in lieu of the terminated domain 2. If the creditor has not entered into a similar contract in lieu of the terminated contract (paragraph 1 of this article), but there is a current price in respect of the performance provided for in the terminated contract. For comparable goods, works or services, the creditor is entitled to claim damages from the debtor in the form of a difference between the price fixed in the terminated contract and the current price. it recognizes the price charged at the time of termination for comparable goods, works or services at the place where the contract was to be performed and, in the absence of the current price at the specified place, ce 3. Compliance with the requirements of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article does not exempt a party that has failed to perform the obligation or has failed to perform the obligation, from compensation for other losses caused to the other party.