To determine whether there is lesion of more than seven twelfths, the property must be valued according to its condition and value at the time of the sale.
In the case of a unilateral promise to sell, lesion is assessed on the day of completion.
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To determine whether there is lesion of more than seven twelfths, the property must be valued according to its condition and value at the time of the sale.
In the case of a unilateral promise to sell, lesion is assessed on the day of completion.
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