Explanation of Article 148
This article addresses the scope of liability arising from receiving what is not due, distinguishing between whether the recipient is in good faith or bad faith. If the recipient is in good faith, they are only required to return what they received, without the fruits of that thing. However, if the recipient is in bad faith, they must return what they received along with the fruits they collected or failed to collect, from the day they became in bad faith.
Related To
Article 148
If the person who received the undue payment acted in good faith, he shall be obligated to return only the amount he received. If, however, such person acted in bad faith, he shall be obligated to return the amount he received along with any fruits thereof that he collected or negligently failed to collect as of the date on which he acted in bad faith.