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    For an event to be considered a caso fortuito that exempts a person from responsibility, the event must be independent of human will, make it impossible for the obligated person to normally fulfill their obligation, and the obligated person must be free from any concurrent or contributing fault or negligence.

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    For an event to be considered a caso fortuito that exempts a person from responsibility, the event must be independent of human will, make it impossible for the obligated person to normally fulfill their obligation, and the obligated person must be free from any concurrent or contributing fault or negligence.

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    ELEMENTS of Caso Fortuito

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    For an event to be considered a caso fortuito that exempts a person from responsibility, the event must be independent of human will, make it impossible for the obligated person to normally fulfill their obligation, and the obligated person must be free from any concurrent or contributing fault or negligence.

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    caso fortuito that would exempt a person from responsibility, it is necessary that (1) the event must be independent

    of the human will; (2) the occurrence must render it impossible for the obligor to fulfill his obligation in a normal manner; and (3) the obligor must be free of a concurrent or contributory fault or negligence.

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