Any heir, even one who has accepted up to the amount of the assets, coming to an estate, must report to his coheirs all that he has received from the deceased, by gifts inter vivos, directly or indirectly; he may not retain gifts made to him by the deceased, unless they were expressly made to him outside the inheritance share.
Legacies made to an heir are deemed to have been made outside the share of the succession, unless the testator has expressed his will to the contrary, in which case the legatee may only claim his legacy by taking less.