In an obligation to do or to render service, the oblique may impose personal force or coercion to compel the obligor to comply with his obligation.

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In an obligation to do or to render service, the obligee cannot use personal force or coercion to compel the obligor to comply with his obligation. Legal processes and remedies are available for enforcing obligations, but personal force is not permissible.

In an Obligation to Do or to Render Service, the Oblique