Cap. 16 Art. 1336Where a spouse enjoys property without authority or with authority but without condition of accounting for fruit.

(1) Where a spouse has enjoyed the paraphernal property of the other spouse, without authority, but without opposition, that spouse or the heirs of that spouse, upon the dissolution of the marriage or upon the first demand of the spouse to whom the property belongs, shall only be bound to deliver the existing fruits, and shall not be accountable for fruits which shall have been consumed up to that time.

(2) The same rule shall apply where such spouse has enjoyed such property with authority but without the express condition of accounting for the fruits.