Property Sale Contract Breach and Condition Precedent

A dispute arose concerning a contract for the sale of property where the purchaser, after signing a preliminary agreement, subsequently refused to execute the final deed, citing an unfulfilled condition precedent regarding the acquisition of necessary administrative authorizations for the intended use of the property. The court upheld the lower court's decision to reject the purchaser's claim for rescission, reasoning that the purchaser's own failure to diligently pursue or secure the required authorizations, despite having assumed the obligation to do so under the preliminary agreement, constituted a breach of good faith, thereby precluding them from invoking the unfulfilled condition as a basis to avoid contractual obligations.