Supreme Court dismisses appeal upholding buyer's title over seller's defective ownership in enforcement proceedings.

The Supreme Court of Slovenia dismissed the appellant's appeal, confirming the lower courts' decision that the enforcement buyer acquired original ownership rights. The appellant, a co-owner, argued that the court erred in allowing a sale by a non-disposing co-owner and failed to provide clear reasoning. The court ruled that the enforcement sale was legally effective because the buyer acted in good faith and the land registry's protection of bona fide acquisition takes precedence over the co-owner's lack of disposal capacity.