Title, Canon

 1   10,396 |        does not carry with~it a dispensation from the obligation of celibacy,
 2   10,397 |    bound, are not petitioning a dispensation from this obligation; in
 3   12,493 |     moment of notification, the dispensation~from the vows as well as
 4   16,759 | particular Church sui iuris. 2. Dispensation~beyond a year from the age
 5   16,767 |        can. 762, 1, nn. 2-4. 2. Dispensation from these~impediments is
 6   16,768 |        petition for obtaining a dispensation, all of the impediments
 7   16,768 |         be indicated; a general dispensation, however,~is valid also
 8   16,768 |       also be mentioned for the dispensation to be~valid. 3. A general
 9   16,768 |       to be~valid. 3. A general dispensation from impediments to receive~
10   16,795 |      right; (3) conjugicide. 2. Dispensation from these impediments is
11   16,795 |       juridical~condition. 3. A dispensation is never given from the
12   16,797 |         of serious harm until a dispensation is obtained from the competent
13   16,798 |         the local hierarch of a dispensation or convalidation~granted
14   16,799 |     limits of his competency, a dispensation from an occult impediment
15   16,799 |       eparchial curia; no other~dispensation for the external forum is
16   16,835 |                       Canon 835~Dispensation from the form for the celebration
17   16,841 |        and, as the case may be, dispensation~from form or from other
18   16,848 |       authority and including a dispensation from an impediment, if there~
19   16,891 |          it also~ceases through dispensation or commutation.~
20   16,893 |        just reason provided the dispensation does not injure a right
21   16,893 |        the internal forum, this dispensation can~be granted by any confessor.~
22   20,963 |      postulation, must obtain a dispensation~from the competent authority;
23   20,963 | competent authority so that~the dispensation may be granted. 2. If the
24   26,1372|     with equal~certitude that a dispensation was not granted; this can
25   26,1373|        1372, 1 or the lack of a dispensation~are not certain, the defender
26   29,1496|        a question of a reserved dispensation, the hierarch can dispense
27   29,1496|         dispense so long as the dispensation is usually granted~by the
28   29,1511|         by which a privilege, a dispensation, a permission or another
29   29,1513|       some favor. 4. Not~only a dispensation, but also the very power
30   29,1514|         it has~been given. 4. A dispensation which has successive applications
31   29,1537|                 Canon 1536~1. A dispensation, that is, the relaxation
32   29,1537|       of the law from which the~dispensation is to be given; otherwise,
33   29,1537|        be given; otherwise, the dispensation is illicit and, unless it
34   29,1537|   sufficiency of the~cause, the dispensation is granted licitly and validly.~
35   29,1538|   penalties, are not subject to dispensation.~
36   29,1539|       often as he judges that a dispensation will contribute to~the spiritual
37   29,1539|        has reserved to itself a dispensation is~difficult, and at the
38   29,1539|     provided that is concerns a dispensation which the~same authority