The possessor is in good faith when he possesses as owner, by virtue of a title transferring ownership of which he is unaware of the defects.
He ceases to be in good faith from the moment these defects become known to him.
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The possessor is in good faith when he possesses as owner, by virtue of a title transferring ownership of which he is unaware of the defects.
He ceases to be in good faith from the moment these defects become known to him.
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