Article 1577
…ienations, against the property referred to in Article 1573 which had been alienated by gift inter vivos or in fraud of the spouse's rights.
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…ienations, against the property referred to in Article 1573 which had been alienated by gift inter vivos or in fraud of the spouse's rights.
…l is borne entirely by that spouse. If it is greater, the increase represents the net acquests and gives rise to participation. If there are net acquests on both sides, they must first be offset. Only…
…of them may apply to the court for it to be proceeded with judicially. The rules prescribed for arriving at the judicial partition of successions and communities are applicable to this request, as ap…
The original property is valued according to its condition on the day of the marriage or acquisition, and according to its value on the day the matrimonial property regime is liquidated. If they have…
When the spouses have declared that they are married under the regime of participation aux acquêts, each of them retains the administration, enjoyment and free disposal of his or her personal property…
If the disorder of the affairs of one spouse, his or her poor administration or misconduct, give reason to fear that the continuation of the matrimonial property regime will jeopardise the interests o…
…ithout excluding any sums of which he or she may be a creditor to his or her spouse. If there is a divorce, separation from bed and board or early liquidation of acquests, the matrimonial property reg…
If the application of the valuation rules set out in articles 1571 and 1574 above should lead to a result manifestly contrary to equity, the court may derogate from it at the request of one of the spo…
…388 and 1389. In particular, they may agree to an unequal sharing clause, or stipulate that the survivor of them, or one of them if he or she survives, will be entitled to all the net acquests made by…
…by succession or gift, as well as all property which, under the regime of legal community, forms private property by nature without giving rise to a reward. No account is taken of the fruits of these…
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