[Solved] A possessor in bad faith of a land is entitled for reimbursement as a matter of right?

Q.	A possessor in bad faith of a land is entitled for reimbursement as a matter of right?
A.	Yes, but only to useful expenses.
B.	No to all kind of expenses, because he is in bad faith.
C.	Yes, but only to luxury expenses.
D.	Yes, but only to necessary expenses.
Answer» D. Yes, but only to necessary expenses.

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