Owner v. Contractor: Breach of Contract for Failure to Secure Permits

A contractor, hired for work, failed to secure the necessary permits, leading to administrative penalties and the forced demolition of the completed structure, prompting the property owner to sue for breach of contract and damages resulting from the contractor's fault. The court rejected the appeal, affirming that the contractor's failure to fulfill the contractual obligation to secure legally required administrative authorizations constituted a fault justifying the owner's claim for damages, as this breach directly caused the subsequent administrative penalties and the destruction of the work.