This research discusses legal protection for good faith purchasers in unregistered land transactions, highlighting the implications of unregistered rights.
Key Points
The court can validate unregistered land sales, ensuring good faith purchasers receive legal protection.
Unregistered transactions pose risks as they lack formal recognition and may cause disputes in court.
Legal theories explored include the Theory of Legal Consequences and the Theory of Legal Protection.
Normative legal research was conducted using various approaches to analyze laws and court decisions.