Title, Canon

 1   13,575 |        apostolic or patriarchal privilege; (2) the patriarch after
 2   16,854 |         by means of the pauline privilege in favor of the faith of
 3   16,858 |         who employs the pauline privilege to contract marriage with~
 4   16,861 |        In a doubtful matter the privilege of the faith enjoys the
 5   29,1511|         3) rescripts by which a privilege, a dispensation, a permission
 6   29,1532|                 Canon 1531~1. A privilege, that is a favor granted
 7   29,1532|    induces a presumption that a privilege has been granted.~
 8   29,1533|                 Canon 1532~1. A privilege is presumed to be perpetual.
 9   29,1533|  presumed to be perpetual. 2. A privilege~ceases: (1) if it is personal,
10   29,1533|       to such a~degree that the privilege becomes harmful or its use
11   29,1533|        use illicit. ~3. A local privilege revives if the place is
12   29,1534|                Canon 1533~1. No privilege ceases through renunciation,
13   29,1534|  physical person can renounce a privilege granted on behalf of that~
14   29,1534|       cannot validly renounce a~privilege which has been granted to
15   29,1534|         competent to renounce a privilege granted to it~if the renunciation
16   29,1535|                    Canon 1534~A privilege which is not a burden on
17   29,1535|         usage; if, however, the~privilege is to the disadvantage of
18   29,1536|       abuses the power given by privilege is to be warned by~the hierarch;
19   29,1536|      one who seriously abuses a privilege which~he himself had granted;
20   29,1536|     himself had granted; if the privilege has been granted by an~authority
21   30,1542| acquired~only from an apostolic privilege; (3) rights and obligations~