A contract of sale is an agreement where one party agrees to transfer ownership and deliver a determined thing, while the other party agrees to pay a set price in money or equivalent. Key characteristics of a contract of sale include that it is formed by consent, binds both parties reciprocally, requires consideration such as a price in exchange for the thing, considers the thing and price equivalents, is given a special name in civil code, and does not rely on another contract.
A contract of sale is an agreement where one party agrees to transfer ownership and deliver a determined thing, while the other party agrees to pay a set price in money or equivalent. Key characteristics of a contract of sale include that it is formed by consent, binds both parties reciprocally, requires consideration such as a price in exchange for the thing, considers the thing and price equivalents, is given a special name in civil code, and does not rely on another contract.
A contract of sale is an agreement where one party agrees to transfer ownership and deliver a determined thing, while the other party agrees to pay a set price in money or equivalent. Key characteristics of a contract of sale include that it is formed by consent, binds both parties reciprocally, requires consideration such as a price in exchange for the thing, considers the thing and price equivalents, is given a special name in civil code, and does not rely on another contract.
of the contracting parties obligates himself to transfer the ownership of and to deliver a determinate thing, and the other to pay therefore a price certain in money or its equivalent.
Characteristics of a Contract of Sale:
CONSENSUAL- perfected by a mere consent BILATERAL-both contracting are bound to fulfill obligation reciprocally towards each other. ONEROUS-because the thing sold is conveyed by a consideration of a price and vice versa. COMMUTATIVE – the thing sold is considered the equivalent of the price paid NOMINATE- given a special name in the civil code PRINCIPAL- does not depend on existence of other contract