Canon 1522

1. The executor of an administrative act to whom only the task

of execution is entrusted, cannot refuse to execute it unless it

is quite clear that the act itself is null, or that it cannot for

some other grave reason be sustained, or that the conditions attached to the administrative act itself have not been fulfilled.

If however, the execution of the administrative act would appear

to be inopportune, due to the circumstances of person or place,

the executor is to delay its execution and immediately inform the

authority who issued the act. 2. If, in a rescript, the granting of a favor is entrusted to an executor, it can by granted or

denied in accord with the executor's prudent judgment and conscience.