Article 234.

1. A person — a citizen or a legal person — who is not the owner of the property but who in good faith, openly and continuously owns as his own immovable property, if other periods and conditions I have not been provided for in this article, for a period of fifteen years or other property for a period of five years, to acquire the right of ownership of the property (encumbrance). the ownership of immovable and other property to be registered by the State shall arise from the person who acquired the property by virtue of the time of the acquisition of the property from the time of such registration. 2. Prior to the acquisition of ownership of property by means of an acquisition limitation, a person who owns property as his own has the right to protection of his possession against third parties that are not 3. A person who invokes the statute of limitations may join the court of law in the case of property owners and those who do not have the right to own property on other grounds provided for by law or contract. 4. The period of limitation for the acquisition of property held by persons in possession of such property shall be the period of time during which such property is held by the person whose successor is that person. a from whose possession they may have been claimed in accordance with articles 301 and 305 of the present Code, commences on the date of entry into the public possession of a good-faith buyer, and in the case of a if the property of a good-faith buyer of the immovable property he holds publicly has been registered, not later than the time of the State registration of the ownership of such property, The buyer.