Purchaser Estopped from Nullifying Sale Due to Known Servitude
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA lower court's finding that a purchaser of property, who was aware of an existing servitude of passage but nonetheless proceeded with the sale and took possession, could not subsequently invoke an alleged defect in the title related to that servitude to obtain nullification of the sale was affirmed, as the purchaser's prior knowledge and execution of the deed estopped them from challenging the title based on a known, apparent servitude that did not constitute a hidden defect, thus confirming the validity of the transaction despite the servitude's existence.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAPurchaser Estopped from Nullifying Sale Due to Known Servitude: A lower court's finding that a purchaser of property, who was aware of an existing servitude of passage but nonetheless proceeded with the sale and took possession, could not subsequently invoke an alleged defect in the title related to that servitude to obtain nullification of the sale was affirmed, as the purchaser's prior knowledge and execution of the deed estopped them from challenging the title based on a known, apparent servitude that did not constitute a hidden defect, thus confirming the validity of the transaction despite the servitude's existence.