The debtor of an annuity constituted in perpetuity may be forced to surrender:
1° If he ceases to fulfil his obligations for two years;
2° If he fails to provide the lender with the security promised by the contract.
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The debtor of an annuity constituted in perpetuity may be forced to surrender:
1° If he ceases to fulfil his obligations for two years;
2° If he fails to provide the lender with the security promised by the contract.
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