Seller v. Buyer: Contract Cancellation and Price Enforcement

A contract was entered into for the sale of goods, but the buyer later unilaterally canceled the order, leading the seller to sue for the agreed-upon price, arguing the cancellation constituted a breach allowing for full performance of the contract. The Court of Cassation rejected the seller's appeal, reasoning that under the applicable contractual terms, the unilateral cancellation by the buyer was permitted, and thus the seller's claim for the full sale price was unfounded, as the contract's remedy for cancellation was limited to damages, not mandatory price fulfillment.