Buyer's Damages for Seller's Failure to Disclose Sale Conditions

A legal entity, having purchased premises under a promise of sale conditional upon obtaining necessary authorizations, subsequently filed an action for damages against the seller after the sale was definitively blocked due to the necessary administrative approvals being refused. The court ruled that the seller had an obligation to inform the buyer of the necessary conditions for the sale's finalization and that their failure to do so constituted a fault, thus justifying the resolution of the promise to sell and the buyer's entitlement to damages because the seller breached their duty of good faith by concealing information critical to the transaction's viability.