Section 1: The form of gifts inter vivos.

The donor may stipulate the right of return of the donated objects either for the case of the predecease of the donee alone, or for the case of the predecease of the donee and his descendants. This right may only be stipulated for the benefit of the donor alone.

The effect of the right of return is to cancel all disposals of the property and rights given, and to cause such property and rights to revert to the donor, free of all encumbrances and mortgages, except for the legal mortgage of the spouses if the other property of the donee spouse is not sufficient to accomplish this return and the gift was made to him by the marriage contract…