3. Goldenrod offered to buy a mortgaged property owned by paid an earnest money amounting to P1 million. It was agreed upon that Goldenrod would pay the outstanding obligations of Barreto Realty with UCPB. However, Goldenrod did not pay UCPB because of the banks denial of its request for the extension to pay the obligation. Thereafter, Goldenrod, through its brocker, informed Barreto Realty that it could not go through with the purchase of the property and also demanded the refund of the earnest money it paid. In the absence of a specific stipulation, may the seller of real estate unilaterally rescind the contract and as a consequence keep the earnest money to answer for damages in the event the sale- fails due to the fault of the prospective buyer? Who are the persons incapacitated to give consent? Support your answer. eaity

3. Goldenrod offered to buy a mortgaged property owned by paid an earnest money amounting to P1 million. It was agreed upon that Goldenrod would pay the outstanding obligations of Barreto Realty with UCPB. However, Goldenrod did not pay UCPB because of the banks denial of its request for the extension to pay the obligation. Thereafter, Goldenrod, through its brocker, informed Barreto Realty that it could not go through with the purchase of the property and also demanded the refund of the earnest money it paid. In the absence of a specific stipulation, may the seller of real estate unilaterally rescind the contract and as a consequence keep the earnest money to answer for damages in the event the sale- fails due to the fault of the prospective buyer? Who are the persons incapacitated to give consent? Support your answer. eaity

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Chapter12: Nonrecognition Transactions

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