Practice question · Fill in the blanks
Complete the two publicity effects.
What is registered is presumed ______ by everyone; what should be registered but is not cannot harm third parties in ______.
Word bank: known · good faith · false · bad faith
Hints
- One effect concerns what is registered, the other what is missing.
- Together they form the double engine of the system.
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What is registered is presumed known by everyone; what should be registered but is not cannot harm third parties in good faith.
Why
Positive and negative publicity in one sentence, the double engine of registry law.
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