1. A person who possesses a thing or a right, being unaware that they are infringing upon the right of another, shall be deemed to be in good faith, unless such unawareness arises from gross fault. 2. If the possessor is a legal person, the intention of its representative shall be taken into consideration. 3. Good faith is presumed, unless evidence to the contrary is established.
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