Each spouse may, without the cooperation of the other spouse,
1. accept or disclaim an inheritance that has accrued to them or a legacy that has accrued to them,
2. waive their compulsory portion or the equalisation of accrued gains,
3. file an inventory of an inheritance that has accrued to them or to the other spouse, unless the inheritance that has accrued to the other spouse is part of the other spouse’s reserved property or separate property,
4. refuse to enter into a contract offered to them or a donation made to them,
5. enter into a legal transaction in relation to the common matrimonial property as against the other spouse,
6. assert a right in court against the other spouse that is part of the common matrimonial property,
7. continue a legal dispute that was pending at court when the community of property commenced,
8. assert a right in court against a third party that is part of the common matrimonial property if the other spouse disposed over the right without the necessary approval,
9. assert a right in court to object to compulsory enforcement against the common matrimonial property,
10. take the necessary measures to preserve the common matrimonial property if delay entails risk.