【正文】 y whi is the next to disarge the debts has the right to reject the disarge demanded by the party whi is the first to meet its liabilities but fails to meet them. The party whi is the next to disarge the debts has also the right to reject a corresponding disarge demanded by the party whi is the first to meet its liabilities but fails to meet them as contracted.Article 68 The party whi ought to disarge its debts first may suspend the disarge if it has truthful evidence to prove that the other party falls under any of the following situations:(1) business operations seriously deteriorating。(2) diverting properties and withdrawing capital to evade debts。(3) falling into business discredit。 or(4) other situations showing inability or possible inability to meet liabilities.A party that suspends the disarge without truthful evidence shall bear the liability for brea of contract.Article 69 Where a party suspends the disarge of its debts in accordance with the provisions of Article 68 of this Law, it shall promptly notify the other party of the suspension. The party shall resume the disarge when the other party provides a guarantee. The party that has suspended the disarge may dissolve the contract if the other party has failed to regain its capability of meeting its liabilities and to provide a guarantee within a reasonable period of time.Article 70 If a creditor splits, merges or anges domicile without notifying the debtor and thus makes it difficult to disarge the debts, the debtor may suspend the disarge or deposit the targeted matter.Article 71 The creditor may refuse an anticipated disarge of debts by the debtor, except that the anticipated disarge does not impair the creditor39。s interest.Any additional expenses caused to the creditor by the debtor39。s anticipated disarge of debts shall be borne by the debtor.Article 72 The creditor may refuse a disarge of debts in part by the debtor, except that the partial disarge does not impair the creditor39。s interest.Any additional expenses caused to the creditor by the debtor39。s disarge of debts in part shall be borne by the debtor.Article 73 If a debtor is indolent in exercising its matured creditor39。s rights and thus causes losses to the creditor, the creditor may apply to a people39。s court to subrogate the debtor39。s creditor39。s rights and exercise them under the creditor39。s name, except for the creditor39。s rights exclusively belonging to the debtor.The scope for exercising the subrogation is limited to the creditor39。s rights enjoyed by the creditor. The expenses required by the creditor39。s subrogation shall be borne by the debtor.Article 74 If a debtor disclaims its due creditor39。s rights or transfers gratis its property and thus causes losses to the creditor, the creditor may apply to a people39。s court to rescind the debtor39。s action. The creditor may also apply to a people39。s court to rescind the debtor39。s action if the debtor causes losses to the creditor by transferring its property at a low price evidently unreasonable and with awareness of the transferee.The scope for exercising the right of rescission is limited to the creditor39。s rights enjoyed by the creditor. The expenses required by the creditor in exercising its right of rescission shall be borne by the debtor.Article 75 The right of rescission shall be exercised within one year from the day on whi the creditor is aware or ought to be aware of the matters for the rescission. If a creditor does not exercise its right of rescission within five years from the day on whi the action of the debtor occurred, the right of rescission shall vanish.Article 76 After a contract has bee valid, neither party may refuse to perform its obligations under the contract due to any ange in name or designation or any ange in legal representative, person in arge or sponsor.apter V Modification and Transfer of the ContractArticle 77 The parties may modify the contract on consensus through consultation.Where provisions of laws and administrative regulations require the modification of a contract to go through approval and registration procedures, su provisions shall govern.Article 78 A contract shall be assumed as not having been modified if the content of the modification of the contract is not clearly agreed on by the parties.Article 79 A creditor may transfer its rights under a contract in whole or part to a third party, except in any of the following circumstances:(1) the transfer is not allowed according to the nature of the contract。(2) the transfer is not allowed according to the agreement between the parties。 or(3) the transfer is not allowed according to the provisions of laws.Article 80 Any transfer of rights by a creditor shall be notified to the debtor. The transfer shall not bind the debtor without su notification.A creditor may not revoke the notice of its transfer of rights, except with the consent of the transferee.Article 81 Where a creditor transfers its rights, the transferee shall also obtain the accessory rights related to the creditor39。s rights, except for cases the accessory rights exclusively belonging to the creditor.Article 82 After a debtor has received a notice on the transfer of creditor39。s rights, the debtor may address its plea against the transferor to the transferee.Article 83 When a debtor receives a notice on the transfer of creditor39。s rights, and if the debtor has creditor39。s rights over the transferee and the creditor39。s rights of the debtor are matured before or at the same time as the transferred creditor39。s rights, the debtor may advocate to the transferee an offset.Article 84 If a debtor intends to transfer its obligations under a contract in whole or in part to a third party, consent shall be obtained from the creditor.Article 85 If a debtor transfers its obligations, the new debtor may advocate the original debtor39。s plea against the creditor.Article 86 If a debtor transfers its obligations,