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Failure to Comply with an Option of Sale Had a Cost: Woman Signed a Contract to Acquire a Lot but the Seller Left It Planted.

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A woman signed a sales option to acquire a lot in a real estate project in San Carlos, but when she came to formalize the purchase she learned that the land had been transferred to another person. The case reached the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice.

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Failure to Comply with an Option of Sale Had a Cost: Woman Signed a Contract to Acquire a Lot but the Seller Left It Planted.

A woman signed a sales option to acquire a lot in a real estate project in San Carlos, but when she came to formalize the purchase she learned that the land had been transferred to another person. The case reached the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice.

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La Nación, Grupo Nación broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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