Title, Canon

  1    4,99  |          to see that the personal Statutes in force~in the region are
  2    4,99  |          conceded by~the personal Statutes, it is expedient in matters
  3    4,113 |          Church is to draw up its~statutes in which are provided a
  4    4,143 |           lay persons, unless the~statutes determine a greater number,
  5    4,143 |      according to~the norm of the statutes. 4. To the patriarchal assembly
  6    4,145 |           assembly is to have its statutes, in which are~contained
  7    6,171 |       hierarchs is to draw up its statutes, transmitting~them to the
  8    7,265 |        council is to have its own statutes approved by~the eparchial
  9    7,266 |     according to the norms of the statutes, must be ex officio members
 10    7,267 |        the extent provided in the statutes, active and passive voice
 11    7,268 |           to~be determined by the statutes so that, insofar as it is
 12    7,270 |          a term determined in the statutes so that the whole council~
 13    7,274 |          the prescriptions of the statutes which are to be given by
 14    7,306 |         regard for the legitimate statutes of foundation and as long~
 15    7,309 |         regard for~the legitimate statutes and acquired rights, the
 16    9,322 |    eparchial bishops, and, if the statutes so establish,~other local
 17    9,322 |       iuris is to draw up its own statutes in~which is fostered, insofar
 18    9,322 |          the Catholic Church. The statutes, to be valid, must be approved~
 19   10,331 |         which, according to their statutes, serve the~same purposes,
 20   10,335 |      unless particular law or the statutes of~the seminary have determined
 21   10,337 |       seminary is to have its own statutes in which are determined
 22   10,337 |          without prejudice to the statutes, treat the~formation of
 23   10,337 |        the whole seminary. 3. The statutes of the seminary need~the
 24   10,337 |       authority determined in the statutes.~
 25   10,338 |      according to the norm of the statutes, to~urge that the statutes
 26   10,338 |        statutes, to~urge that the statutes and directory of the seminary
 27   10,342 |      according to the norm of the statutes, are proven from~documents
 28   12,410 |     according to the norms of the statutes under a lawful superior,
 29   12,414 |        typicon of monasteries and statutes of congregations, and to
 30   12,414 |          from the same typicon or statutes, when lawfully requested
 31   12,414 |         validly be changed~in the statutes, except by the consent of
 32   12,420 |         typicon of monasteries or statutes of orders and congregations,~
 33   12,421 |        with~the proper typicon or statutes; superiors shall help the
 34   12,422 |        the norm of the typicon or statutes, whose~cooperation they
 35   12,423 |         limited by the typicon or statutes.~
 36   12,424 |       Canon 424~In the typicon or statutes norms shall be established
 37   12,426 |       according to~the typicon or statutes thus having faithfully observed
 38   12,430 |    offices; unless the typicon or statutes~permit this in regard to
 39   12,431 |          voice, if the typicon or statutes permit it. 3. A~religious
 40   12,432 |   prescriptions of the typicon or statutes~which refer to the internal
 41   12,439 |           entitled to approve the statutes of~the confederation. 2.
 42   12,441 |         must be determined in the statutes of the~same confederation.~
 43   12,500 |           with the typicon or the statutes of the confederation;~the
 44   12,508 |       authority determined by the statutes of the order or congregation.
 45   12,508 |      donors, pertains, unless the statutes direct otherwise, to~the
 46   12,511 |  determined in common law and the statutes. ~2. In clerical orders
 47   12,511 |            in conformity with the statutes.~
 48   12,512 |      according to~the norm of the statutes, is to be formed so that
 49   12,512 |          manner determined in the statutes.~
 50   12,513 |           to be determined by the statutes,~which in the case of the
 51   12,514 |        term of office, unless the statutes decree differently for~the
 52   12,514 |      procedure, determined by the statutes. 3. It shall be provided
 53   12,514 |          in suitable~norms of the statutes that members shall not stay
 54   12,515 |         election according to~the statutes. 2. Other superiors are
 55   12,515 | designated in accordance~with the statutes in such a way that if they
 56   12,516 |   necessity~demands it. 3. If the statutes are silent on the manner
 57   12,518 |           to be determined in the statutes, under the special care
 58   12,519 |           with due regard for the statutes and with can. 453, 2~and
 59   12,520 |          manner prescribed by the statutes.~
 60   12,523 |         of the novices. 2. If~the statutes prescribed a longer novitiate,
 61   12,524 |    novices in accordance with the statutes; the director shall be a
 62   12,524 |          this is permitted by~the statutes, and visitators; however,
 63   12,526 |       that time determined in~the statutes. 2. This profession can
 64   12,526 |      times~in accordance with the statutes, but in such a manner that
 65   12,527 |         superior according~to the statutes with the consent of the
 66   12,527 |    requirements stipulated in the statutes for the validity of the
 67   12,528 |         obligation to~observe the statutes as a perpetually professed
 68   12,528 |         expressly~provided in the statutes.~
 69   12,534 |     synaxis to introduce into~the statutes, if it deems it opportune,
 70   12,535 |          the prescriptions of the~statutes shall be observed. 2. The
 71   12,536 |           to be determined in the statutes. 2. The formation of the
 72   12,536 |  superiors in accordance with the statutes. However, if it is not possible
 73   12,537 |            in accordance with the statutes,~dimissorial letters for
 74   12,538 |     according to the norms of the statutes and~lawful custom. 2. The
 75   12,538 |    fulfill in accordance with the statutes what is prescribed~in can.
 76   12,539 |         superior according to the statutes; but in~other cases by the
 77   12,540 |          the prescriptions of the~statutes, and outside their own houses
 78   12,541 |        shall be determined in the~statutes of individual orders and
 79   12,543 |      profession as well~as of the statutes insofar as this observance
 80   12,543 |         as this observance of the statutes is~compatible with the obligations
 81   12,545 |       profession according to~the statutes of the religious institute
 82   12,550 |        the time prescribed by the~statutes, he does not return, he
 83   12,552 |      dismissal~is reserved in the statutes to the eparchial bishop
 84   12,552 |        might be prescribed by the statutes, the following must be~observed: (
 85   12,554 |          accordance with approved statutes, is a~society of common
 86   12,557 |           is to be defined by the statutes of the~society. In all,
 87   12,558 | administer in~conformity with the statutes.~
 88   12,559 |                  Canon 559~1. The statutes shall be observed regarding
 89   12,559 |        cann. 450 and 451. ~2. The statutes shall be observed in respect
 90   12,560 |   accordance with the norm of the statutes, the major superior of a
 91   12,561 |     obligations determined~in the statutes.~
 92   12,562 |        respect to profession, the statutes of the new institute are
 93   12,562 |        shall be determined in the statutes of~the society the authority
 94   12,563 |         counsels according to the statutes, strengthened by some sacred
 95   12,563 |     themselves according to their statutes; (4) clerics~or lay persons,
 96   12,566 |         secular institutes,~their statutes as well as their dependence
 97   12,568 |         admitting candidates, the statutes are to be~observed with
 98   12,568 |     issued in accordance with the statutes; however the decree cannot~
 99   12,571 |       protect them by appropriate statutes.~
100   13,573 |          the Church, unless their statutes~are reviewed by competent
101   13,576 |    association is to have its own statutes, in which are~defined its
102   13,576 |         Besides these things, the statutes are to determine its policies
103   13,576 |        the~place and time. 2. The statutes and their modification require~
104   13,578 |        norm of common law and the statutes of the association. 2. ~
105   13,578 |         to the norm of typicon or statutes with the consent of~their
106   13,581 |        norm of common law and the statutes.~
107   13,582 |  according to the norm of its own statutes, under the vigilance of~
108   15,638 |       stipulated otherwise in the statutes of foundation or in a special
109   15,650 |           Canon 650~Regarding the statutes of the ecclesiastical universities
110   15,662 |          norm of their typicon or statutes.~
111   16,724 |           norms~of the typicon or statutes.~
112   19,922 |       authority must have its own statutes, approved by~the authority
113   19,922 |         observing common law, the statutes, to obtain approval, must
114   19,922 |      transact business before its statutes have~been approved.~
115   19,925 |         to exist according to its~statutes, the exercise of all of
116   19,927 |        which are laid down in the statutes concerning suppression~have
117   19,929 |           acquired~rights and the statutes by which the juridic person
118   19,930 |           acquired rights and the~statutes by which the extinct juridic
119   23,1024|          are to be~defined in the statutes; if, however, the statutes
120   23,1024|        statutes; if, however, the statutes do not mention~such acts,
121   23,1036|      determined in typicon or the~statutes for goods of juridic persons
122   24,1069|  determined in the typicon or the~statutes of the institute. 2. Except
123   24,1070|          the tribunal~has its own statutes approved by the same authority,
124   24,1099|       according to the tribunal's statutes unless the law provides
125   24,1151|         prejudice to any personal Statutes which might be in effect.~
126   25,1335|                    Canon 1335~The statutes of the tribunal must determine
127   25,1340|        superior determined by the statutes or~typicon.~
128   26,1358|     Without prejudice to personal Statutes where they are in force,~
129   29,1493|         laws, legitimate customs, statutes and other norms of law which