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Old 03-16-2007, 01:17 PM   #2
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Hi Nadia: “onerosidad sobreviniente” is known as “hardship”.

As for “teoría de la imprevisión”, I would translate the phrase as “the Theory of Unpredictability”, or if you want to be more specific, “the Theory of Debt Relief for Unpredictable circumstances”.

Actually, more than a theory, it is a principle, which releases debtors from complying with obligations when the unpredictable circumstances change the conditions originally established in a given agreement.

I do hope that this tips help you

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