P.R. Laws tit. 30, § 2310
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Whenever, in accordance with the preceding section, in the sale of real estate or real rights there is a stipulation that, on failure to pay the price on the date agreed upon, the termination of contract may take place lawfully and so appear in the Registry, it shall be necessary, in order to make the new registration in the name of the seller or his successor, to present the deed in which the buyer or third-party owner so accepts, or the judicial or notarial notification made out to the buyer by the seller should the sale be annulled, with the seller’s title attached.
History —Mortgage Law, 1979, § 89.