If confusion occurs as a result of the act of a third party,that third party acquires ownership rights in proportion to the amount confused.

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Confusion does not transfer ownership rights to a third party. Confusion occurs when goods of two or more owners are mixed together in such a way that their identities cannot be distinguished. In such cases, each owner retains their ownership rights in proportion to their contribution to the mixture.

If Confusion Occurs as a Result of the Act of a Third