Julianus, Digest, Book XIX. If a man brings an action against his wife on the ground of property wrongfully appropriated by her, and the valuation of the same is made in court, and the amount is paid, will she be entitled to bring suit to recover possession of the property, if she has lost it? A difficulty arises here, because she obtained possession by fraud. I answered that where anyone pays the amount of the appraisement of the property in court, he should be considered to occupy the position of a purchaser. Therefore, if the woman, against whom an action has been brought on the ground of property wrongfully appropriated, pays the appraised value of the same in court, she will be entitled to an exception against the husband, or his heir, if either should bring suit to recover the said property; and if she has lost possession of the same, a real action should be granted her. 1Where a woman wrongfully appropriated property in anticipation of the death of her husband, and he then dies, the heir can recover whatever had been appropriated by an action for the estate, or by one for the production of property in court.

Julianus, Digest, Book XIX. This applies to all cases, and therefore the child will be related by blood to its brothers.