The legal dispute centers around Fazenda Buriti, a farm in Santa Terezinha de Goiás valued at roughly R$ 40 million. It was sold in 2009 to livestock farmer Milton Coelho Rocha for R$ 1 million, payable in three installments. The final payment of R$ 700,000 was due after the property transfer to the buyer, but the transfer has not occurred due to complications in completing the necessary documentation.

The delay in the transfer stems from the fact that the property was part of an unresolved estate. The seller failed to provide the documents required to finalize the property's deed. Despite this, the seller initiated a protest against the promissory note for the third installment. In 2010, Rocha filed a lawsuit to suspend this protest and succeeded, indicating a complex legal battle over the property’s ownership.

As the dispute continues, the value of the property has increased over the 15 years since the sale, which highlights the potential financial implications for both the buyer and seller. The case underscores the challenges involved in real estate transactions, particularly when estate issues are at play, and it raises questions about contractual obligations and property rights in Brazil.