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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2022

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Promises Of Sale And Implications On Non-Adherence To Obligations Therein

In its judgement on the 1 June 2022, delivered in the names of Carol Anne Bingham (the "Plaintiff") vs John Edwin Seddon (the "Defendant"), the First Hall Civil Court (the ‘Court')...

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In its judgement on the 1 June 2022, delivered in the names of Carol Anne Bingham (the "Plaintiff") vs John Edwin Seddon (the "Defendant"), the First Hall Civil Court (the 'Court'), presided over by Madame Justice Miriam Hayman identified those instances when a party is not bound to appear for the signing of a public deed, following the non-performance of obligations by the other party in terms of a promise of sale agreement.

The Plaintiff, through a sworn application dated 26 February 2021 stated that on the 3 September 2020, had entered into a promise of sale, whereby the defendant bound himself to purchase and acquire from the Plaintiff, who in turn bound herself to transfer and sell the temporary utile dominju remaining from a period of one hundred and fifty years in relation to an apartment situated within the Portomaso Development.

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