1. The agent may withdraw from the agency if it does not relate to the interest of a third party, provided that the principal is notified of such withdrawal. 2. If the agency relates to the interest of a third party, the agent may not withdraw from the agency except if there are serious reasons justifying such withdrawal, provided that the third party is notified and granted sufficient time to take such measures as they deem appropriate to protect their interests. 3. In all cases, the agent shall continue to perform the acts already commenced until they reach a stage where no harm is feared for the principal; otherwise, they shall be obligated to compensate for the damage. 4. If the agency is for remuneration and the agent withdraws at an inappropriate time or without acceptable justification, the agent shall be obliged to compensate the principal for the damage they suffer as a result, even if the agent's withdrawal relates to an act not yet commenced.
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