What is divisible and indivisible obligation?

Divisible obligations are those that can be divided into smaller parts, allowing for partial fulfillment without affecting the overall obligation. For example, if someone owes a debt of $100, they can pay $50 and still satisfy part of the obligation. In contrast, indivisible obligations cannot be divided; they must be fulfilled in their entirety. An example of an indivisible obligation is the delivery of a specific item, such as a car, which cannot be partially delivered without failing to meet the obligation.