The rescission of a sale by a sick person shall not be permitted if the purchaser has disposed of the subject matter of the sale in a manner that confers, for consideration, a right therein upon a good faith person. In this case, the creditors of the estate fully encumbered with debts may have recourse against the purchaser from the sick person for the difference between the price and the value of the subject matter of the sale, and the heirs shall have this right if the purchaser is one of them. If the purchaser is a non-heir, they shall return, to the estate, an amount completing two-thirds of the value of the subject matter of the sale.
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