Contract Validity and Oral Agreement Exclusion in Real Property Sale
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA party sought to nullify a contract for the sale of an immovable property based on the claim that a prior oral agreement involving a fixed price was not incorporated into the final written deed, which instead stated a price payable in installments, arguing this constituted a fundamental error in consent; however, the court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the written deed, freely signed by both parties, constituted the complete and definitive expression of their agreement, and the oral stipulation regarding a different price was legally irrelevant to the established contractual reality reflected in the authentic document, meaning no vitiating error existed regarding the agreed-upon sale terms.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAContract Validity and Oral Agreement Exclusion in Real Property Sale: A party sought to nullify a contract for the sale of an immovable property based on the claim that a prior oral agreement involving a fixed price was not incorporated into the final written deed, which instead stated a price payable in installments, arguing this constituted a fundamental error in consent; however, the court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the written deed, freely signed by both parties, constituted the complete and definitive expression of their agreement, and the oral stipulation regarding a different price was legally irrelevant to the established contractual reality reflected in the authentic document, meaning no vitiating error existed regarding the agreed-upon sale terms.