This is also determined by the designation of the person tendering the performance (CC Art 488 (1)). When the person tendering the performance does not make the designation, the person who receives the performance may determine the particular obligation to which the performance applies. However, the person who tenders the performance may object (CC Art 488 (2)). When neither party makes the designation, the performance shall be governed by Article 489 of the Civil Code. Performance is allocated beginning with the earliest due obligations and that performance of obligations which would have the most benefit (such as high interest) to the obligor.