Expenses which may have been incurred by the parents in giving their children a professional or artistic career shall not be brought to collation unless the parent so orders or should they prejudice the legal portion; but when it is legal to bring them to collation, the sum which the child would have spent, if it had lived in the house and company of its parents, shall be deducted therefrom.\nHistory —Civil Code, 1930, § 996.
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