Title, Canon

 1 Prel,6   |         all common or particular~laws are abrogated, which are
 2    3,47  |         Church; however, special laws enacted for those circumstances
 3    4,110 |    exclusively competent to make laws for the entire patriarchal
 4    4,111 |          time of promulgation of laws and the publication~of decisions.
 5    4,111 |          law. 3. ~Acts regarding laws and decisions are to be
 6    4,112 |       112~1. The promulgation of laws and the publication of decisions
 7    4,112 |      authentic interpretation of laws of the synod of bishops
 8    4,150 |       regard for~can. 102, 2. 2. Laws enacted by the synod of
 9    4,150 |   however, they are disciplinary laws or concern other decisions
10    4,150 |     force of law to~disciplinary laws and other synodal decisions
11    4,150 |     competence; if however~these laws or decisions are approved
12    6,167 |   council of hierarchs in making laws and norms, this~council
13    6,167 |          soon as~possible of the laws and norms enacted by the
14    6,167 |    council of hierarchs; nor can laws and norms be validly promulgated
15    6,167 |       see to the promulgation of laws and the publication of decisions
16    7,201 | observance of all ecclesiastical laws and legitimate customs.
17    7,242 |      communicate the text of the laws, declarations and decrees
18   10,383 |          in their favor by civil laws, agreements or customs.~
19   11,401 |      charity, to~strive for just laws in society, and to be like
20   15,666 |          of law are the texts of laws and the official acts~of
21   15,666 |        accordance with the civil laws concerning the rights of
22   16,776 |       Creator and~ordered by His laws, by which a man and woman
23   21,986 |          enforcing either common laws or particular laws by~which
24   21,986 |        common laws or particular laws by~which they are bound
25   23,1028|       the nonobservance of civil~laws; (3) accurately collect
26   23,1030|     Church principles, the civil laws~pertaining to labor and
27   24,1176|        equity and the procedural laws. 3. The arbitrators do~not
28   25,1255|        and opinion, based on the laws of art or science, are required
29   27,1405|       power can also issue penal laws insofar as they are truly
30   27,1405|           he can also by his own laws strengthen~with a suitable
31   27,1405|       care that particular penal~laws be uniform in the same territory,
32   27,1414|      proven. In respect to other laws or precepts this is presumed~
33   29,1488|                       Canon 1488~Laws come into existence by promulgation.~
34   29,1489|                    Canon 1489~1. Laws of the Apostolic See are
35   29,1489| prescribed in the law itself. 2. Laws given~by other legislators
36   29,1490|       1490~Merely ecclesiastical laws bind those baptized in the
37   29,1491|                    Canon 1491~1. Laws passed by the supreme authority
38   29,1491|      particular territory; other laws have~force only in the territory
39   29,1491|       the provisions of 3, n. 1, laws passed for a particular
40   29,1491|          bound by~the particular laws of their own territory as
41   29,1491|          territory or unless the laws are personal ones; (2) are
42   29,1491|          bound by the particular laws of the territory in which
43   29,1491|      with the exception of those laws which provide for public~
44   29,1491|        are not bound by the same laws if these~do not bind in
45   29,1491|  Transients~are bound by all the laws which are in force in the
46   29,1492|                       Canon 1492~Laws enacted by the supreme authority
47   29,1492|     explicitly included in these laws or they~grant a favor which
48   29,1493|         Canon 1493~1. Beyond the laws and legitimate customs of
49   29,1493|     designation "common law" the laws~and legitimate customs common
50   29,1493|      particular law" are all the laws, legitimate customs, statutes
51   29,1494|                       Canon 1494~Laws deal with the future and
52   29,1494|         provision be made in the laws concerning the past.~
53   29,1495|            Canon 1495~Only those laws which expressly state that
54   29,1496|         there is a doubt of law, laws do not bind even if they
55   29,1497|    invalidating or disqualifying~laws does not hinder their effectiveness
56   29,1498|                    Canon 1498~1. Laws are authentically interpreted
57   29,1499|                       Canon 1499~Laws are to be understood in
58   29,1500|                       Canon 1500~Laws which establish a penalty
59   29,1503|          not~presumed, but later laws are to be related to earlier
60   29,1504|                 Canon 1504~Civil laws to which the law of the
61   29,1520|   welfare, observing exactly the laws and legitimate customs,
62   29,1521|       destined, according to the laws and the most secure~ways
63   29,1538|                       Canon 1537~Laws, insofar as they define
64   29,1538|       institutes or acts, or are laws pertaining to processes~
65   29,1539|    common law and the particular laws of his~own Church sui iuris
66   29,1539|         authority which made the laws. 2. If recourse~to the authority