Title, Canon

 1    4,98  |     enter into agreements with a civil authority which are not~
 2    4,100 |         eparchies and affect the civil authorities; he cannot~make
 3    7,263 |      expert even if possible, in civil law,~appointed by the eparchial
 4   10,344 |     taken that students obtain a civil diploma, and that their
 5   10,371 |         that they may exercise a civil profession the permission
 6   10,383 |       that clerics have the same civil and~political rights as
 7   10,383 | participation~in the exercise of civil power; (2) since military
 8   10,383 |        granted in their favor by civil laws, agreements or customs.~
 9   11,409 |         for the prescriptions of civil law; they likewise have
10   12,467 |         become~effective also in civil law.~
11   12,497 |  attempted marriage, even only a civil one. ~2. The superior of
12   12,530 |      will which also is valid in civil law.~
13   15,616 |          family life, social and civil life, the sense of~justice
14   15,627 |       right is recognized~by the civil society and even fostered
15   15,666 |           in accordance with the civil laws concerning the rights
16   16,689 |       least if it is done in~the civil records of the region, the
17   16,762 |  attempted marriage, even only a~civil one, either while he was
18   16,780 |     regard for the competence of civil authority concerning~the
19   16,780 |  authority concerning~the merely civil effects of such a marriage.
20   16,789 |        according to the norms of civil law; (3) ~a marriage of
21   16,810 |  marriage, attempted it before a civil official~or non-Catholic
22   16,863 |    recourse to ecclesiastical~or civil authority. 3. If the innocent
23   16,874 |          at least a space in the civil cemeteries destined for~
24   19,910 |         the prescriptions of the civil law are to be followed,
25   19,915 |         according to the norm of~civil law can also acquire a proper
26   19,922 |        the juridic person~in the civil and in the ecclesiastical
27   23,1020|         for the prescriptions of civil law which safeguard the
28   23,1020|      rights of~the Church. 2. If civil law does not allow temporal
29   23,1020|        appropriate ways valid in civil law, after having heard
30   23,1020|          having heard experts~in civil law and the appropriate
31   23,1027| sufficiently bonded according to civil law, so~that the Church
32   23,1028|  prescriptions of~both canon and civil law as well as those imposed
33   23,1028|     through the nonobservance of civil~laws; (3) accurately collect
34   23,1030|        to Church principles, the civil laws~pertaining to labor
35   23,1032|          to contest a lawsuit in civil court, unless he obtains
36   23,1034|   payments are determined by the civil law of the territory where
37   23,1043|          2. The~prescriptions of civil law are as far as possible
38   24,1060|       those who hold the~highest civil office in a state; (4) other
39   24,1137|          or curator appointed by civil authority is~present, this
40   24,1162|         the prescriptions of the civil law of the place where the
41   24,1164|          norms determined by the civil law of the~place where the
42   25,1221|    prescribed by law. ~2. Public civil documents are those which
43   25,1221|         considered to be~such in civil law. 3. Other documents
44   25,1222|          requirements for public civil documents in the civil law
45   25,1222|    public civil documents in the civil law of the~place.~
46   25,1229|      with their sacred ministry; civil officials,~doctors, midwives,
47   26,1358|       cases involving the merely civil effects of marriage, if
48   26,1358|    principle case, belong to the civil magistrate, but these cases
49   26,1361|        canonical~forum or in the civil forum. 2. However, if a
50   26,1372|      attempted marriage before a civil official or a non-Catholic
51   26,1377|    advised of the moral and~even civil obligations which they may
52   26,1378|   ecclesiastical decision has no civil effects, or if it is foreseen
53   26,1378|         if it is foreseen that a civil sentence is not contrary
54   26,1378|       permission to approach the civil forum, having considered
55   26,1378|   concerned only with the merely civil effects of marriage, the
56   26,1378|          case be deferred to the civil forum from~the start.~
57   26,1383|      authentic ecclesiastical or civil document, the other spouse
58   27,1409|         sufficiently punished by~civil authority; (3) moderate
59   27,1460|        directly or indirectly to civil authority in order~to obtain
60   29,1504|                       Canon 1504~Civil laws to which the law of
61   30     | prescription as it exists in the civil legislation as a means of