Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
that a third party acted in good faith at the time of the performance of the juristic act. However, the other spouse is always entitled to request a court to revoke a gratuitous gift which is not morally or socially appropriate.
The provisions of section 240 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section1481.No husband or wife has the power to make a will granting marital property to any person in excess of his or her own portion.
Section1482.Irrespective of whether or not there is a premarital or intramarital contract specifying either the husband or wife as the sole administrator of the marital property, the other spouse remains empowered to administer the household or procure things necessary for the family.
If the husband or wife exercises the power to administer the household or procure things necessary for the family in a manner causing considerable injury, the other may request a court to prohibit or restrict this power.
Section1483.In the event that a premarital or intramarital contract or a court order permits either the husband or wife to administer the marital property, whether in whole or in part, if the husband or wife thus empowered to administer the marital property is to perform or is performing
