Bought land from son whose father gave it to temple what to do

Even when a party, fraudulently conveys property to a bona fide purchaser, may be by any way that is by transferring or selling to the bona fide purchaser property that has already been conveyed or transferred to someone else, that bona fide purchaser will, get a valid title or a good title to the property despite the competing claims of the other party. However, parties who are claiming for the real ownership in the property will retain a cause of action (a right to sue) against the party who made the fraudulent conveyance. Thus, a Bona fide purchaser is a person , who acts in good faith , without any notice of the real title over the purchased property, purchases that property from a person , who himself not having a good title over that property, Here, 2 things must be noticed that , Firstly, He is acting in good faith, secondly, he must be honestly in his intentions and thirdly, he purchased the property with a false notice of false title over the purchased property but as he is the bona fide purchaser , his rights and interests are protected under the laws.