Article 292 of Civil Code

1 - If performance of the obligation in kind is impossible or inappropriate unless undertaken by the debtor himself, the creditor may request a judgment ordering the debtor to perform it and to pay a coercive fine if he refuses to do so. 2 - If the court considers the amount of the fine awarded insufficient to induce the debtor to perform, it may increase the fine whenever it considers an increase warranted. - If performance in kind is effected, or the debtor persists in non-performance, the court shall determine the amount of compensation payable by the debtor for non-performance or delay therein, taking into account the harm suffered by the creditor and the obstinacy shown by the debtor. (Second) Performance by Way of Compensation