Failure to Secure Administrative Authorizations Constituting Breach of Construction Contract

The case concerned a dispute where one party failed to secure the necessary administrative authorizations to complete a construction project, leading to damages claimed by the other party who had a contract for the work. The court rejected the appeal, reasoning that the obligation to obtain required administrative permits was an inherent part of the contractual duty to construct and deliver the completed work, and the failure to secure these authorizations constituted a breach of contract for which the defaulting party was liable, irrespective of whether that failure was due to the administrative body's decision or the contractor's own oversight in pursuing the approvals.