Where the spouses agree that there shall be community of movables and acquests between them, the common assets shall include, in addition to the property which would form part of them under the regime of legal community, the movable property of which the spouses had ownership or possession on the day of the marriage or which has fallen to them since then by succession or gift, unless the donor or testator has stipulated otherwise.
Those movable assets which would have formed own assets by their nature by virtue of Article 1404, under the legal regime, if they had been acquired during the community.
If one of the spouses had acquired an immovable since the marriage contract, containing a stipulation of community of movables and acquests, and before the celebration of the marriage, the immovable acquired in the interval will enter the community, unless the acquisition was made in execution of some clause of the marriage contract, in which case it would be settled according to the agreement.