Land Sale Contract Validity Without Precise Boundaries

A contract for the sale of land was concluded without specifying the exact boundaries, leading to a dispute when the seller subsequently claimed ownership over part of the property sold, arguing the transaction was incomplete due to the lack of a precise description. The court rejected the appeal, reasoning that when the parties clearly intended to sell and purchase a specific, identified parcel of land, the absence of an exact description of the boundaries does not automatically invalidate the contract of sale, provided the property is otherwise sufficiently determined.