Title, Canon

 1    2,32  |         of the Apostolic See is presumed, provided that the eparchial
 2    7,200 |  express or at least reasonably presumed consent of the eparchial
 3    7,290 |         by permission, at least presumed, of the pastor himself.~
 4    7,308 |        the permission, at least presumed, of the rector of the~church
 5   10,386 |        the permission, at~least presumed, of their local hierarch.
 6   12,529 |       is lawfully proven, it is presumed that~the member acquires
 7   16,677 |      serious reason is lawfully presumed. 2. In case of necessity,
 8   16,722 |      and also~with at least the presumed permission of the rector
 9   16,739 |     sacrament~with at least the presumed permission of those mentioned,
10   16,740 |       or~the use of reason, are presumed to want this sacrament to
11   16,803 |        of the marriage is to be presumed, according to the norm of
12   16,824 | internal consent of the mind is presumed to be in agreement with
13   16,827 |  consent which was furnished is presumed to continue~until its revocation
14   16,863 | affection. Tacit condonation is presumed if the innocent spouse continued
15   19,909 |         the seventh year one is presumed to have the use of reason.
16   19,931 |        its~external elements is presumed to be valid.~
17   21,990 | delegated to several persons is presumed to~have been delegated to
18   23,1016|       of any~juridic person are presumed to be given to that juridic
19   24,1095|  instance, such intervention is presumed to be necessary in a further
20   25,1207|    proof: (1) matters~which are presumed by the law itself; (2) facts
21   25,1274|       obey the new citation, is~presumed to have renounced the suit; (
22   25,1318| evidence to the~contrary, it is presumed that an appeal is made against
23   26,1383|    until after a~declaration of presumed death is made by the eparchial
24   27,1414|     precept has occurred, it is~presumed that it was a deliberate
25   27,1414|        laws or precepts this is presumed~only if the law or precept
26   27,1465|     function~in the Church, has presumed to induce any member of
27   29,1497|       concerning another is not presumed; it is presumed about a
28   29,1497|  another is not presumed; it is presumed about a fact concerning
29   29,1503|         pre-existent law is not~presumed, but later laws are to be
30   29,1519|         happens, the request is presumed to be negative as if the
31   29,1533|    Canon 1532~1. A privilege is presumed to be perpetual. 2. A privilege~