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Ability to freely transfer owmership is part of the onwership criteria. If you can't do that you don't own the property.
Who says you are becoming the owner and not a conditional user? Renters aren't allowed to sell their place of residence.
Yeah, you are renting, not purchasing.
My point is that conditional transfers are possible. Restricted ownership of the type we're discussing is covered by the concept of negative easements.
What will happen if I resell such an item? You can sue me for damages. Good luck calculating the "damages".
It would have to be specified in the initial contract. There's no need to calculate damages unless that's what's specified and then how to calculate them would have to be specified. Otherwise, the initial seller can't say that the buyer had agreed to pay damages.
Contracts are conditional transfers of property titles. What makes the condition of not reselling invalid? If that condition is agreed to by the buyer with no intention of abiding by it, then they've committed fraud.