Ratification of Unauthorized Land Sale by Subsequent Power of Attorney
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA contract for the sale of land, executed by an agent without proper written authority from the owner, was subsequently ratified by the owner through a notarized power of attorney granted after the sale, leading to a dispute over the initial validity of the transaction. The court ruled that although the initial agreement lacked the necessary formal authorization required for the sale of immovable property, subsequent ratification by the owner, provided it was established with the requisite solemnity, validates the transfer retroactively, meaning the original sale was not void *ab initio* but was subject to a resolutory condition dependent on ratification.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IARatification of Unauthorized Land Sale by Subsequent Power of Attorney: The court ruled that although the initial agreement lacked the necessary formal authorization required for the sale of immovable property, subsequent ratification by the owner, provided it was established with the requisite solemnity, validates the transfer retroactively, meaning the original sale was not void *ab initio* but was subject to a resolutory condition dependent on ratification.