Seller Enforcement of Property Sale Despite Buyer's Financing Failure

The dispute arose from a contract for the sale of a property where the buyer, having failed to secure the necessary financing by the stipulated deadline, sought the contract's termination and the return of the deposit, while the seller demanded enforcement of the sale. The court affirmed the lower court's decision to deny the buyer's request for termination, reasoning that the buyer's failure to obtain financing by the agreed-upon date constituted a breach of the condition precedent, thereby allowing the seller to enforce the sale, as the clause stipulated that non-fulfillment of the condition by the specified time permitted the seller to maintain the contract's effect rather than causing its automatic termination.