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  1    1,    0,   26|                Can. 26 Unless the competent legislator has specifically
  2    1,    0,   29|       General decrees, by which a competent legislator issues common
  3    1,    0,   30|       granted to that person by a competent legislator according to
  4    1,    0,   33|       implicit revocation made by competent authority as well as by
  5    1,    0,   34|        implicit revocation of the competent authority who issued them
  6    1,    0,   38|       approved custom, unless the competent authority has expressly
  7    1,    0,   47|           administrative act of a competent authority takes effect only
  8    1,    0,   48|    administrative act issued by a competent executive authority in which
  9    1,    0,   57|           to obtain a decree, the competent authority is to provide
 10    1,    0,   57|      response does not exempt the competent authority from the obligation
 11    1,    0,   58|          legitimate revocation by competent authority as well as through
 12    1,    0,   59|          act issued in writing by competent executive authority; of
 13    1,    0,   64|          same Curia or by another competent authority below the Roman
 14    1,    0,   79|         through revocation by the competent authority according to the
 15    1,    0,   80|           renunciation unless the competent authority has accepted the
 16    1,    0,   83|            in the judgment of the competent authority, circumstances
 17    1,    0,  114|        law or by special grant of competent authority given through
 18    1,    0,  114|    spiritual or temporal.~§3. The competent authority of the Church
 19    1,    0,  116|          which are constituted by competent ecclesiastical authority
 20    1,    0,  116|         or by a special decree of competent authority expressly granting
 21    1,    0,  116|       through a special decree of competent authority expressly granting
 22    1,    0,  117|         able to acquire it unless competent authority has approved its
 23    1,    0,  120|        legitimately suppressed by competent authority or has ceased
 24    1,    0,  120|         or if, in the judgment of competent authority, the foundation
 25    1,    0,  122|          ecclesiastical authority competent to make the division, having
 26    1,    0,  139|          a person approaches some competent authority, even a higher
 27    1,    0,  139|          or delegated, of another competent authority.~§2. Nevertheless,
 28    1,    0,  145|           or in the decree of the competent authority by which the office
 29    1,    0,  147|       through free conferral by a competent ecclesiastical authority;
 30    1,    0,  149|         be rescinded by decree of competent authority or by sentence
 31    1,    0,  163|            Can. 163 The authority competent to install the person presented
 32    1,    0,  166|          must be rescinded by the competent authority even if it has
 33    1,    0,  179|        seek confirmation from the competent authority within eight useful
 34    1,    0,  179|          just impediment.~§2. The competent authority cannot deny confirmation
 35    1,    0,  180|    postulate that person from the competent authority unless the law
 36    1,    0,  182|        presiding to the authority competent to confirm the election,
 37    1,    0,  182|          be sent to the authority competent to grant the dispensation.~§
 38    1,    0,  182|         right by postulation; the competent authority is not obliged
 39    1,    0,  182|           a postulation made to a competent authority unless the authority
 40    1,    0,  183|          not been admitted by the competent authority, the right of
 41    1,    0,  186|          from the moment when the competent authority communicates it
 42    1,    0,  191|         law provides otherwise or competent authority has prescribed
 43    1,    0,  192|     decree issued legitimately by competent authority, without prejudice
 44    1,    0,  193|           prudent discretion of a competent authority according to the
 45    1,    0,  194|           by the declaration of a competent authority.~
 46    1,    0,  195|         itself but by a decree of competent authority from an office
 47    2,    1,  216|   Catholic without the consent of competent ecclesiastical authority.~
 48    2,    1,  221|      possess in the Church in the competent ecclesiastical forum according
 49    2,    1,  221|          summoned to a trial by a competent authority, the Christian
 50    2,    1,  238|     seminary represents it unless competent authority has established
 51    2,    1,  259|          the bishops involved are competent to decide those things which
 52    2,    1,  277|            The diocesan bishop is competent to establish more specific
 53    2,    1,  278|     having statutes recognized by competent authority, foster their
 54    2,    1,  278|     function entrusted to them by competent ecclesiastical authority.~
 55    2,    1,  287|        unless, in the judgment of competent ecclesiastical authority,
 56    2,    1,  298|          those associations which competent ecclesiastical authority
 57    2,    1,  299|   recognized in the Church unless competent authority reviews its statutes.~
 58    2,    1,  300|   Catholic without the consent of competent ecclesiastical authority
 59    2,    1,  301|        Can. 301 §1. It is for the competent ecclesiastical authority
 60    2,    1,  301|     ecclesiastical authority.~§2. Competent ecclesiastical authority,
 61    2,    1,  301|     faithful which are erected by competent ecclesiastical authority
 62    2,    1,  302|         are recognized as such by competent authority.~
 63    2,    1,  305|       subject to the vigilance of competent ecclesiastical authority
 64    2,    1,  312|        Can. 312 §1. The authority competent to erect public associations
 65    2,    1,  313|          same decree by which the competent ecclesiastical authority
 66    2,    1,  314|          ecclesiastical authority competent to erect the association
 67    2,    1,  320|          diocesan bishop.~§3. The competent authority is not to suppress
 68    2,    1,  322|    through a formal decree of the competent ecclesiastical authority
 69    2,    1,  325|         prejudice to the right of competent ecclesiastical authority
 70    2,    1,  326|         norm of its statutes. The competent authority can also suppress
 71    2,    2,  352|          the Roman Pontiff who is competent to approve him.~§3. The
 72    2,    2,  352|         The Roman Pontiff is also competent to approve the election
 73    2,    2,  355|           1. The cardinal dean is competent to ordain as a bishop the
 74    2,    2,  409|          see is vacant and unless competent authority has established
 75    2,    2,  419|         without delay the college competent to designate a diocesan
 76    2,    2,  430|     authentic form to the college competent to elect, but it does not
 77    2,    2,  436|       dioceses, a metropolitan is competent:~1/ to exercise vigilance
 78    2,    2,  468|            The diocesan bishop is competent to suspend or dissolve a
 79    2,    2,  520|           With the consent of the competent superior, however, a diocesan
 80    2,    2,  520|           diocesan bishop and the competent superior of the institute
 81    2,    2,  531|           presbyteral council, is competent to establish prescripts
 82    2,    2,  557|            the diocesan bishop is competent to install the rector presented
 83    2,    3,  573|       life canonically erected by competent authority of the Church.
 84    2,    3,  576|            Can. 576 It is for the competent authority of the Church
 85    2,    3,  578|           have been sanctioned by competent ecclesiastical authority,
 86    2,    3,  580|        another is reserved to the competent authority of the aggregating
 87    2,    3,  581|         boundaries belongs to the competent authority of the institute,
 88    2,    3,  585|        Can. 585 It belongs to the competent authority of an institute
 89    2,    3,  587|          this type is approved by competent authority of the Church
 90    2,    3,  587|        Other norms established by competent authority of an institute
 91    2,    3,  609|          erected by the authority competent according to the constitutions,
 92    2,    3,  625|        need the confirmation of a competent major superior; if they
 93    2,    3,  636|       their administration to the competent authority.~
 94    2,    3,  638|         written permission of the competent superior with the consent
 95    2,    3,  649|        With the permission of the competent major superior, first profession
 96    2,    3,  653|          institute; moreover, the competent authority of the institute
 97    2,    3,  656|          been given freely by the competent superior with the vote of
 98    2,    3,  657|           opportune, however, the competent superior can extend the
 99    2,    3,  668|        permission of the superior competent according to the norm of
100    2,    3,  681|           diocesan bishop and the competent superior of the institute
101    2,    3,  682|           the religious, with the competent superior making the presentation,
102    2,    3,  684|        not admitted to make it by competent superiors, however, the
103    2,    3,  689|        there are just causes, the competent major superior, after having
104    2,    3,  691|     opinion of the council to the competent authority.~§2. In institutes
105    2,    3,  700|           to make recourse to the competent authority within ten days
106    2,    3,  733|                  Can. 733 §1. The competent authority of the society
107    3,    0,  764|         of the church, unless the competent ordinary has restricted
108    3,    0,  765|        permission of the superior competent according to the norm of
109    3,    0,  784| Missionaries, that is, those whom competent ecclesiastical authority
110    3,    0,  803|         understood as one which a competent ecclesiastical authority
111    3,    0,  803|     school without the consent of competent ecclesiastical authority.~
112    3,    0,  808| university without the consent of competent ecclesiastical authority.~
113    3,    0,  810|        Can. 810 §1. The authority competent according to the statutes
114    3,    0,  811|                  Can. 811 §1. The competent ecclesiastical authority
115    3,    0,  812|           have a mandate from the competent ecclesiastical authority.~
116    3,    0,  819|           diocesan bishops or the competent superiors of the institutes
117    3,    0,  827|    published with the approval of competent ecclesiastical authority
118    3,    0,  827|  published with the permission of competent ecclesiastical authority
119    4,    1,  841|           for the same or another competent authority according to the
120    4,    1,  843|  attentive to the norms issued by competent authority.~
121    4,    1,  844|           at least with the local competent authority of the interested
122    4,    1,  846|      liturgical books approved by competent authority are to be observed
123    4,    1,  848|          the offerings defined by competent authority, always taking
124    4,    1,  882|          the special grant of the competent authority also confers this
125    4,    1,  884|          the special grant of the competent authority can in single
126    4,    1,  966|         or by a grant made by the competent authority according to the
127    4,    1,  967|           of office or grant of a competent superior according to the
128    4,    1,  969|           local ordinary alone is competent to confer upon any presbyters
129    4,    1,  969|      mentioned in can. 968, §2 is competent to confer upon any presbyters
130    4,    1,  972|                      Can. 972 The competent authority mentioned in can.
131    4,    1,  974|        The local ordinary and the competent superior are not to revoke
132    4,    1,  974|          religious institute, his competent superior.~§4. If the proper
133    4,    1,  974|         everywhere. If some other competent superior has revoked the
134    4,    1,  978|           and the norms issued by competent authority.~
135    4,    1, 1019|       life of pontifical right is competent to grant dimissorial letters
136    4,    1, 1025|          his own bishop or of the competent major superior with the
137    4,    1, 1028|        The diocesan bishop or the competent superior is to take care
138    4,    1, 1029|        their own bishop or of the competent major superior, all things
139    4,    1, 1030|          can the proper bishop or competent major superior forbid admission
140    4,    1, 1032|          defined by the bishop or competent major superior.~§3. A person
141    4,    1, 1036|          present to his bishop or competent major superior a declaration
142    4,    1, 1038|         of the diocesan bishop or competent major superior.~
143    4,    1, 1054|         concerns seculars, or the competent major superior if it concerns
144    4,    1, 1080| dispensation is obtained from the competent authority, the local ordinary
145    4,    1, 1116|         Can. 1116 §1. If a person competent to assist according to the
146    4,    1, 1124|         express permission of the competent authority, a marriage is
147    4,    1, 1152|          within six months to the competent ecclesiastical authority
148    4,    1, 1161|      consent, which is granted by competent authority and entails the
149    4,    2, 1177|          of the faithful or those competent to take care of the funeral
150    4,    2, 1180|      unless the deceased or those competent to take care of the burial
151    4,    3, 1212|      profane use by decree of the competent ordinary or in fact.~
152    4,    3, 1223|           with the consent of the competent superior.~
153    4,    3, 1232|          1. The local ordinary is competent to approve the statutes
154    5,    0, 1280|            the diocesan bishop is competent to determine such acts for
155    5,    0, 1290|       permission of the authority competent according to the norm of
156    5,    0, 1291|           for its own region, the competent authority is determined
157    5,    0, 1291|   diocesan bishop; otherwise, the competent authority is the diocesan
158    5,    0, 1295|      valid civilly, it is for the competent authority, after having
159    5,    0, 1296|    permission to be obtained from competent ecclesiastical authority.~
160    5,    0, 1297|     special written permission of competent authority.~ ~
161    5,    0, 1302|    erected as a juridic person by competent ecclesiastical authority;~
162    6,    1, 1356|        the time necessary for the competent superior to make provision.~§
163    6,    1, 1356|    recourse within a month to the competent superior or to a priest
164    7,    1      |                      TITLE I.~THE COMPETENT FORUM (Cann. 1404 - 1416)~
165    7,    1, 1406|       ecclesiastical judge who is competent by reason of one of the
166    7,    1, 1414|        more tribunals are equally competent, the right of adjudicating
167    7,    1, 1457|                 Can. 1457 §1. The competent authority can punish with
168    7,    1, 1457|          certainly and manifestly competent, who declare themselves
169    7,    1, 1457|            who declare themselves competent with no supporting prescript
170    7,    1, 1488|          they withdraw cases from competent tribunals so that the cases
171    7,    2, 1502|           trial must present to a competent judge a libellus which sets
172    7,    2, 1512|           proper to the otherwise competent judge or tribunal before
173    7,    2, 1535|          against oneself before a competent judge by any party concerning
174    7,    2, 1588|           orally before the judge competent to decide the principal
175    7,    3      |                       Art. 1.~THE COMPETENT FORUM~
176    7,    3, 1673|  Apostolic See, the following are competent:~1/ the tribunal of the
177    7,    3, 1699|          Can. 1699 §1. The person competent to accept a libellus seeking
178    7,    3, 1709|      libellus must be sent to the competent congregation which will
179    7,    3, 1716|           an ecclesiastical judge competent to judge the controversy
180    7,    5, 1737|    transmit it immediately to the competent hierarchical superior.~§