Article 302. Acquiring property from a good faith buyer

1. If the property is recovered from a person who was not entitled to dispose of it, which the buyer did not know or could not have known (good faith buyer), the owner has the right to claim and Property from the buyer when the property has been lost by the owner or by the person to whom the property has been transferred, or has been stolen from or withdrawn from one or the other by the owner. 2. If the property is acquired free of charge from a person who was not entitled to dispose of it, the owner is entitled to claim the property in all cases. 4. The Court shall refuse a claim by a subject of civil law referred to in article 124 (n) (1). of the Code, on the use of a dwelling by a good-faith buyer other than a civil right, in all cases where, after the disposal of the dwelling The plaintiff ' s three years have elapsed since the registration of the property rights of the first good-faith tenant in the State registry. The civil right referred to in article 124, paragraph 1, of this Code shall be the subject of the infringement of the buyer ' s good faith or of the circumstances in which the dwelling was removed from the claimant ' s possession.