Moral impossibility

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Under moral impossibility , even personal impossibility is in the law in § 275 para. 3 BGB normalized unreasonableness of performance for the debtor understood for personal reasons.

The performance interest of the obligee and the (personal) performance obstacle of the debtor must always be weighed against each other and it must be determined whether the interest of the debtor outweighs the performance interest of the obligee to such an extent that it is unreasonable for the debtor.

School example: The star tenor's wife falls seriously ill the day before it appears.