We believe that in the new Civil Code, Chapter VI of Book II, The family, called Patrimonial rights and obligations of spouses devotes, Section 1 Common provisions, paragraphs 1-3, art. 312-328 to the primary regime. The primary regime governed by art. 312-328 of the new Civil Code is defined as all legal norms governing the relations established between spouses, or between one or both spouses on the one hand, and third parties, on the other hand, relations having as object existing assets at the time of marriage, acquired during it, as well as contracted obligations in connection with such goods or the carrying out of the obligations of marriage that apply to all marriages, regardless of the matrimonial regime to which the spouses are subjected. The provisions of art. 312 of the Civil Code establish: a legal system that is the community property regime and two conventional regimes: the regime of separation of property and the regime of conventional community (the latter includes conventional exemptions from the regime the community property). The regime of separation of property is characterized in that each of the spouses is the exclusive owner of their property and of that they acquire by themselves after the marriage, at the adoption of this regime spouses are required to draw up an inventory of movable property belonging to each one at the date of the contracting of marriage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]