Breach of Construction Contract for Failure to Achieve Result

A construction company contracted to perform specific building work on a property, but failed to complete the work as stipulated in the contract; the property owner subsequently sued the contractor for breach of contract, seeking damages for the unfulfilled obligations. The Court of Cassation upheld the lower court's decision, reasoning that the contractual obligation was one of result, requiring the performance of the specified work, and the contractor's failure to complete this work constituted a demonstrable fault, justifying the award of damages to the owner despite any potential difficulties encountered during execution.