Does the seller possess the right to annul the sale in all cases when the price payment is unattainable?

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The right of the seller to annul the sale exists in all circumstances when payment cannot be secured. This is superior to referring the matter to a judge because delay causes harm to the seller, similar to when the price is far from the town, which permits annulment. Referring the matter to a judge is inadequate because the seller may be unable to prove the case, or the transaction might occur where no judge is present. Furthermore, testimony acceptable to a judge may not be readily available, thus referring the matter causes the loss of the seller's money.