Art. 488. Products; reimbursement of expenses.
Products derived from a thing as a result of diminution of its substance belong to the owner of that thing. When they are reclaimed by the owner, a possessor in good faith has the right to reimbursement of his expenses. A possessor in bad faith does not have this right.
Acts 1979, No. 180, §1.
Art. 488. Products; reimbursement of expenses.
Products derived from a thing as a result of diminution of its substance belong to the owner of that thing. When they are reclaimed by the owner, a possessor in good faith has the right to reimbursement of his expenses. A possessor in bad faith does not have this right.
Acts 1979, No. 180, §1.
Art. 488. Products; reimbursement of expenses.
Products derived from a thing as a result of diminution of its substance belong to the owner of that thing. When they are reclaimed by the owner, a possessor in good faith has the right to reimbursement of his expenses. A possessor in bad faith does not have this right.
Acts 1979, No. 180, §1.
