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2014-06-02 |
BRION, J. |
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| Registration of a property alone in the name of one spouse does not destroy its conjugal nature. What is material is the time when the property was acquired.[9] The registration of the property is not conclusive evidence of the exclusive ownership of the husband or the wife. Although the property appears to be registered in the name of the husband, it has the inherent character of conjugal property if it was acquired for valuable consideration during marriage.[10] It retains its conjugal nature. | |||||