X and Y are married. They have a son Z. When X died, Z inherited a property covered by TCT No. 1. Z died without any issue. Y inherited it and obtained a title. There is however no inscription of the reservable character of the property. Y sold it to A who obtained a title. Y died in 2009. Can B, C and D, the reservatarios recover the property?

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A buyer in good faith and for value, like A, is protected under the law, especially when they have obtained title without knowledge of any defect in the seller's ownership. In this case, since there was no inscription of the reservable character of the property and A obtained a title, A's ownership is protected.

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