LA HB630

Amends Civil Code Article 2502 to clarify that a person may transfer "all the rights" to a thing (rather than "whatever" rights) without warranting the existence of those rights

Transferor owes no restitution of price to transferee if eviction occurs, and the transfer cannot be rescinded for lesion (grossly inadequate price)

Transfer does not establish a presumption of bad faith by the transferee and qualifies as "just title" for purposes of acquisitive prescription

Adds new provision specifying that if a transferor later acquires ownership of the thing after transferring rights, that after-acquired title does not benefit the transferee

Adds new provision that instruments without effect as to third persons under Article 3338 (unrecorded instruments) are also without effect to transferees of rights to a thing