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CHAPTER II : EXPIATORY PENALTIES 1° a prohibition against residence, or an order to reside, in a certain place or territory; 2° deprivation of power, office, function, right, privilege, faculty, favour, title or insignia, even of a merely honorary nature; 3° a prohibition on the exercise of those things enumerated in n. 2, or a prohibition on their exercise inside or outside a certain place; such a prohibition is never under pain of nullity; 4° a penal transfer to another office; 5° dismissal from the clerical state. §2 Only those expiatory penalties may be latae sententiae which are enumerated in §1, n. 3. §2 An order imposing residence in a certain place or territory must have the consent of the Ordinary of that place, unless there is question of a house set up for penance or rehabilitation of clerics, including extradiocesans. §2 There can be no deprivation of the power of order, but only a prohibition against the exercise of it or of some of its acts; neither can there be a deprivation of academic degrees. §3 The norm laid down for censures in Can. 1335 is to be observed in regard to the prohibitions mentioned in Can. 1336 §1, n. 3.
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