In the succession of a child who has consented to his or her own descendants being allotted in his or her place, the property received by them from the ascendant is treated as if they held it from their direct originator.
Such property is subject to the rules governing gifts inter vivos for notional reunion, imputation, report and, where applicable, reduction.
However, where all the descendants have received and accepted a lot in the anticipated partition and no provision has been made for a usufruct relating to a sum of money, the property from which the beneficiaries have been allotted is treated as if they had received it from their author by way of a shared gift.