Cap. 12 Art. 239Certain judgments may only operate in respect of third parties if and from the time they are entered in the Public Registry.

(1) The judgments mentioned hereunder shall be operative with respect to third parties, only from the time when they are enrolled in the Public Registry, namely:

(a) any judgment by which any act having the effect of transferring the ownership of immovable property or any other real right thereon, is dissolved, rescinded or revoked;

(b) any judgment which directly adjudges the transfer of the ownership of immovable property or of any other real right thereon.

(2) Any interested party may obtain enrolment by delivering to the said registry a note of enrolment together with an authentic copy of the judgment as well as a certificate from the registrar that the judgment has become The provisions of the Public res judicata. Registry Act shall apply to the drawing up and filing of the said note.

(3) In the case of any judgment referred to in sub-article (1)(a), when the judgment shall have become the registrar res judicata, shall, at the request and at the expense of the interested party, deliver a note of reference to such judgment to the notary before whom the act which has been dissolved, rescinded or revoked was received, or who is the keeper thereof.