Title, Canon

 1    7,215 |        Without prejudice~to the prescription of 1, the eparchial bishop
 2   10,336 |         with due regard for the prescription of can.~734.~
 3   12,488 | different one shall observe the prescription of the typicon of~the monastery
 4   19,916 |         with due~regard for the prescription of can. 101; if, however,
 5   19,921 |        mission either by actual prescription of the~law or by a special
 6   21,990 |    according to the established~prescription of collegial acts, unless
 7   23,1017|     1017~The Church also admits prescription for temporal goods, according~
 8   23,1018|     private persons by means of prescription, but they may not be used
 9   24,1063|  reserved to~this tribunal by a prescription of particular law.~
10   24,1081|             Canon 1081~Unless a prescription of the law blocks this,
11   24,1136|    their own offenses or~at the prescription of the judge; in all other
12   24,1150|    action is terminated through prescription in accordance~with the norm
13   24,1152|      competent authority and by prescription. 2. A penal action is extinguished
14   24,1152|       action is extinguished by prescription after~three years, unless
15   24,1152|   determined another period for prescription. ~3. Prescription runs from
16   24,1152|    period for prescription. ~3. Prescription runs from the day on which
17   24,1153|      penalty is extinguished by prescription if the guilty party has
18   24,1154|        has been extinguished by prescription: ~(1) any contentious action
19   25,1194|      one delegating ceases; (4) prescription is interrupted unless otherwise
20   25,1229|         With due regard for the prescription of~can. 1231 the following
21   25,1236|         With due regard for the prescription of can. 1231, a party can~
22   25,1255|       some thing by reason of a prescription of the law or a judge.~
23   25,1273|         with due regard for the prescription of can.~1283; however the
24   25,1290|         with due regard for the prescription of can.~1269, 1.~
25   25,1304|       of judges contrary to~the prescription of can. 1084; (2) it does
26   25,1309|         with due regard for the prescription~of can. 1310.~
27   25,1320|         With due regard for the prescription of can. 1369, a new~basis
28   25,1322|         With due regard for the prescription of can. 1324, a res iudicata~
29   25,1326|         harmed the~other; (4) a prescription of the law which is not
30   25,1337|         with due regard for the prescription of can. 1328. 2. The~judge
31   26,1364|         with due regard for the prescription~of can. 1240; (2) to inspect
32   26,1366|     useless; in~other cases the prescription of can. 1255 is to be observed.~
33   29,1501|     penal matter, if an express prescription of universal or particular
34   29,1502|        of the former law. 2. ~A prescription of the common law, unless
35   29,1535|        if there~is a legitimate prescription or tacit renunciation.~
36   30     |                        TITLE 30~Prescription and the Computation of Time
37   30     |         1540~The Church accepts prescription as it exists in the civil
38   30,1541|                   Canon 1541~No prescription has any effect which is
39   30,1541|        of~the time required for prescription with due regard for the
40   30,1541|         with due regard for the prescription of can. 1152.~
41   30,1542|       Canon 1542~Not subject to prescription are: (1) rights and obligations~