A BUYER IN GOOD FAITH RE-EXAMINES THE TRUE OWNER OF A SALE AND PURCHASE OBJECT
In this case, the conflicting information is the sale made by a child on behalf of their father without a power of attorney. According to the Supreme Court, the buyer cannot be considered as having good faith, because they should re-examine who actually owns the sale and purchase object.
è Supreme Court Decision No. 4340 K/Pdt/1986.
Source:
Legal Explanation of Good Faith Buyers Legal Protection for Good Faith Buyers in Civil Disputes with Land Objects (www.Leip.or.id)
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Fredrik J. Pinakunary