Preemption Right in Agricultural Land Sale Dispute

A property owner who had a right of preemption over an agricultural field sold the land to a third party, leading the holder of the right of preemption to sue for nullification of the sale and for the transfer of ownership to themselves. The court rejected the appeal, reasoning that the right of preemption stipulated in the civil code regarding agricultural property must be exercised against the owner who intends to sell, and the owner's failure to inform the right-holder of the terms of the sale only allows the right-holder to seek damages, not the nullification of a sale completed in good faith to a third party who has fulfilled all legal formalities.