Title, Canon

 1    2,36  |           same Church or a priest delegated by either~of them and two
 2    8,320 |    faculties, whether ordinary or delegated which the exarch had,~unless
 3   10,395 |     ministries,~functions and any delegated power.~
 4   21,981 |         office by the law itself; delegated power is that which~is granted
 5   21,982 |          by the prescriptions for~delegated power. 2. However, unless
 6   21,983 |           who~claims to have been delegated. 2. A delegate who exceeds
 7   21,983 |            A delegate who acts in delegated matters in a~manner other
 8   21,985 |       authority cannot be validly delegated, unless otherwise explicitly
 9   21,985 |   prescribed by law and~cannot be delegated, except to carry out acts
10   21,988 |   Ordinary executive power can be delegated either for a~single act
11   21,988 |     otherwise. 2. Executive power delegated by the Apostolic See~or
12   21,988 | prohibited. 3. If executive power delegated by another authority having
13   21,988 |         having ordinary power was delegated for all cases,~it can be
14   21,988 |         cases; if, however, it~is delegated for a single act or for
15   21,989 |  executive power as well as power delegated for all cases~is to be broadly
16   21,989 |           person who has received delegated power is understood to have
17   21,990 |      Canon 990~1. Executive power delegated to several persons is presumed
18   21,990 |          is presumed to~have been delegated to them individually. 2.
19   21,990 |         several persons have been delegated individually to transact
20   21,990 |         several persons have been delegated to transact some business
21   21,992 |                      Canon 992~1. Delegated power ceases by fulfillment
22   21,992 |           the grant. 2. An act of delegated power which is exercised~
23   22,997 |          against those who act by delegated power,~recourse is made
24   24,1059|   Apostolic See or through~judges delegated by him. 2. This recourse
25   24,1102|    delegation~states otherwise, a delegated judge may utilize the assistance
26   24,1107|          of either an ordinary or delegated tribunal, even if he is
27   24,1157|         was filed even if he were delegated for~only one case or was
28   25,1194|          3) the jurisdiction of a delegated~judge is firmly established
29   25,1312|      cannot appeal to the one who delegated him but to his~immediate
30   27,1420|       remitting~of the penalty is delegated to the patriarch or to others.~
31   27,1433|   ecclesiastical pensions and any delegated power; he becomes disqualified