Given a transaction involving two innocent persons, the true owner and the good faith purchaser for value, the law will not disturb the legal title but will rule in favor of the one who has it.

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In cases involving a true owner and a good faith purchaser, the law typically protects the legal title holder, often favoring the purchaser if they acquired the property without notice of any defect in the title.

Given a Transaction Involving Two Innocent Persons, the True Owner