Contract Purchaser v. Prior Registered Third-Party Purchaser
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA party who had contracted to purchase an immovable property and subsequently sought to enforce the sale after the other party had already validly transferred the property to a third party by a deed registered prior to the suit, could not obtain a judgment compelling the transfer, as the prior registration of the third party's deed established a priority right, and the court confirmed that the specific performance sought against the seller was no longer possible or effective due to the competing, registered right of the third-party purchaser.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAContract Purchaser v. Prior Registered Third-Party Purchaser: A party who had contracted to purchase an immovable property and subsequently sought to enforce the sale after the other party had already validly transferred the property to a third party by a deed registered prior to the suit, could not obtain a judgment compelling the transfer, as the prior registration of the third party's deed established a priority right, and the court confirmed that the specific performance sought against the seller was no longer possible or effective due to the competing, registered right of the third-party purchaser.