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Article 1928Modes of Extinguishment of Agency
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The agent may withdraw from the agency
by giving due notice to the principal. If the latter should
suffer any damage by reason of the withdrawal, the agent
must indemnify him therefor, unless the agent should
base his withdrawal upon the impossibility of continuing
the performance of the agency without grave detriment
to himself. (1736a)
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