This document summarizes the differences between a possessor in good faith and a possessor in bad faith regarding their rights to fruits gathered from the property and expenses incurred. A possessor in good faith is entitled to fruits gathered and reimbursement for necessary expenses. They have limited rights to removal of useful expenses. A possessor in bad faith must reimburse the legitimate possessor for fruits and has no rights to reimbursement or removal of expenses.
This document summarizes the differences between a possessor in good faith and a possessor in bad faith regarding their rights to fruits gathered from the property and expenses incurred. A possessor in good faith is entitled to fruits gathered and reimbursement for necessary expenses. They have limited rights to removal of useful expenses. A possessor in bad faith must reimburse the legitimate possessor for fruits and has no rights to reimbursement or removal of expenses.
This document summarizes the differences between a possessor in good faith and a possessor in bad faith regarding their rights to fruits gathered from the property and expenses incurred. A possessor in good faith is entitled to fruits gathered and reimbursement for necessary expenses. They have limited rights to removal of useful expenses. A possessor in bad faith must reimburse the legitimate possessor for fruits and has no rights to reimbursement or removal of expenses.
Entitled to the fruits while legitimate possessor for possession is in good faith fruits received or could 1. Gathering of Fruits and before legal have been received, less interruption [Art. 544, CC) expenses under Art. 443, CC [Art. 549, CC]
Entitled to part of the
expenses of cultivation, and to a part of the net harvest, in proportion to the time of Goes to the legitimate 2. Pending Fruits the possession. Indemnity possessor who recovers owner’s option, in possession (Art. 549, CC) money,may be, at the OR by allowing full cultivation and gathering of the fruits [Art. 545, CC] Right to reimbursement Reimbursement [Art. 546, 3. Necessary Expenses and retention [Art. 546, CC] CC] Right of retention until reimbursed; Owner’s option to reimburse him either for expenses or for increase in value which the No right to thing may have acquired reimbursement and no 4. Useful Expenses [Art. 546, CC] Limited right right of removal [Art. of removal – should not 547, CC] damage principal and owner does not exercise option of paying the expenses or increase in value [Art. 547, CC] Right to remove except Right to remove, except 5. Expenses for pure luxury when owner chooses to when owner chooses to refund [Article 458, CC] pay its value ( Article 549)
United States v. Alvaro Rojo-Alvarez, United States v. Adalberto Franco-Montoya, United States v. Walter Antonio Palacio-Perez, United States v. Carlos Arevalo-Gomez, 944 F.2d 959, 1st Cir. (1991)