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  1 Intr            |             the Code of Canon Law was established on March 28, 1963 with Cardinal
  2 Intr            |          consultors to the Commission established by his predecessor John
  3 Intr            |              prepared by three groups established to deal with these questions
  4 Intr            |              the study groups already established were organized in a new
  5 Intr            |               mixed study groups were established so that consultors from
  6 Intr            |             the pontifical commission established for this purpose has felicitously
  7    1,    0,    7|                       Can. 7 A law is established when it is promulgated.~
  8    1,    0,    8|            specifically and expressly established a shorter or longer suspensive
  9    1,    0,   12|              that territory.~§3. Laws established for a particular territory
 10    1,    0,   15|         effect unless it is expressly established otherwise.~§2. Ignorance
 11    1,    0,   33|              authority of the one who established them expires unless the
 12    1,    0,   46|              authority of the one who established it expires unless the law
 13    1,    0,   59|           request.~§2. The prescripts established for rescripts are valid
 14    1,    0,   91|             the contrary is expressly established, also with respect to travelers
 15    1,    0,   94|              are ordinances which are established according to the norm of
 16    1,    0,   94|          Those prescripts of statutes established and promulgated by virtue
 17    1,    0,  127|               Can. 127 §1. When it is established by law that in order to
 18    1,    0,  127|             is sought.~§2. When it is established by law that in order to
 19    1,    0,  155|              that person, however, is established just as if the provision
 20    1,    0,  194|             be enforced only if it is established by the declaration of a
 21    1,    0,  197|              the exceptions which are established in the canons of this Code;
 22    1,    0,  203|                Unless the contrary is established, the final day (ad quem)
 23    2,    1,  224|          faithful and those which are established in other canons, the lay
 24    2,    1,  230|            the age and qualifications established by decree of the conference
 25    2,    1,  233|       especially by means of projects established for that purpose.~§2. Moreover,
 26    2,    1,  236|               the diocesan bishop has established otherwise for grave reasons;~
 27    2,    1,  238|               competent authority has established otherwise for certain affairs.~
 28    2,    1,  242|              formation which is to be established by the conference of bishops,
 29    2,    1,  279|              ordination and, at times established by the same law, are also
 30    2,    1,  295|             Can. 295 §1. The statutes established by the Apostolic See govern
 31    2,    1,  309|            the statutes, legitimately established associations have the right
 32    2,    1,  310|        association which has not been established as a juridic person cannot,
 33    2,    1,  327|           hold in esteem associations established for the spiritual purposes
 34    2,    2      |            CHURCHES AND THE AUTHORITY ESTABLISHED IN THEM (Cann. 368 - 430)~
 35    2,    2,  371|            God which has not yet been established as a diocese due to special
 36    2,    2,  377|             Unless it is legitimately established otherwise, whenever a diocesan
 37    2,    2,  400|          Unless the Apostolic See has established otherwise, during the year
 38    2,    2,  409|               competent authority has established otherwise, an auxiliary
 39    2,    2,  413|        following the order of persons established in the list which the diocesan
 40    2,    2,  420|               unless the Holy See has established otherwise.~
 41    2,    2,  439|           Apostolic See.~§2. The norm established in §1 is valid also for
 42    2,    2,  455|              of the Apostolic See has established it either motu proprio or
 43    2,    2,  491|               in §§1 and 2, the norms established by the diocesan bishop are
 44    2,    2,  492|              Finance council is to be established, offer which the diocesan
 45    2,    2,  495|          presbyteral council is to be established, that is, a group of priests
 46    2,    2,  500|          those things which have been established according to the norm of §
 47    2,    2,  502|      functions until a new college is established.~§2. The diocesan bishop
 48    2,    2,  518|           personal parishes are to be established determined by reason of
 49    2,    2,  536|             pastoral council is to be established in each parish, over which
 50    2,    2,  536|              is governed by the norms established by the diocesan bishop.~
 51    2,    2,  538|                Attentive to the norms established by the conference of bishops,
 52    2,    3,  587|            necessity.~§4. Other norms established by competent authority of
 53    2,    3,  592|             in a manner and at a time established by the latter.~§2. The moderators
 54    2,    3,  606|            606 Those things which are established for institutes of consecrated
 55    2,    3,  608|           must live in a legitimately established house under the authority
 56    2,    3,  612|           from those for which it was established, the consent of the diocesan
 57    2,    3,  624|    transferred to another for reasons established in proper law.~
 58    2,    3,  636|            the time and in the manner established by proper law, Finance officers
 59    2,    3,  684|       prejudice to other requirements established by proper law; a new profession
 60    2,    3,  694|              so that the dismissal is established juridically.~
 61    2,    3,  696|              causes of lesser gravity established in proper law are sufficient.~
 62    2,    3,  723|              specific juridic effects established in the constitutions.~
 63    2,    3,  729|              the method of proceeding established in cann. 697-700 is to be
 64    2,    3,  732|            732 Those things which are established in cann. 578-597 and 606
 65    2,    3,  735|               society, the conditions established in cann. 642- 645 are to
 66    2,    3,  740|            house or in a legitimately established community and must observe
 67    3,    0,  768|          aVairs according to the plan established by God.~
 68    3,    0,  772|              doctrine, the prescripts established by the conference of bishops
 69    3,    0,  777|            777 Attentive to the norms established by the diocesan bishop,
 70    3,    0,  786|          until the young churches are established fully, that is, when they
 71    3,    0,  796|    associations or meetings are to be established and highly esteemed.~
 72    3,    0,  801|      education through their schools, established with the consent of the
 73    3,    0,  802|               take care that they are established.~§2. Where it is expedient,
 74    3,    0,  814|               Can. 814 The prescripts established for universities apply equally
 75    3,    0,  816|     universities and faculties can be established only through erection by
 76    3,    0,  818|               Can. 818 The prescripts established for Catholic universities
 77    3,    0,  821|            the religious sciences are established, namely, those which teach
 78    3,    0,  824|             Can. 824 §1. Unless it is established otherwise, the local ordinary
 79    3,    0,  824|           published.~§2. Those things established regarding books in the canons
 80    4,    1,  860|               the diocesan bishop has established otherwise.~
 81    4,    1,  870|              baptism of the infant is established.~
 82    4,    1,  874|               the diocesan bishop has established another age, or the pastor
 83    4,    1,  877|         inserted, if her maternity is established publicly or if she seeks
 84    4,    1,  942|          faithful is foreseen and the established norms are observed.~
 85    4,    1,  950|             the basis of the offering established in the place where the donor
 86    4,    1,  978|              a physician and has been established by God as a minister of
 87    4,    1,  986|       confession on days and at times established for their convenience.~§
 88    4,    1,  996|             the enjoined works in the established time and the proper method,
 89    4,    1, 1052|             of the candidate has been established. Moreover, if the candidate
 90    4,    1, 1062|        governed by the particular law established by the conference of bishops,
 91    4,    1, 1085|              of the prior marriage is established legitimately and certainly.~
 92    4,    1, 1089|         separated from the captor and established in a safe and free place.~
 93    4,    1, 1107|               until its revocation is established.~
 94    4,    1, 1113|              things which the law has established to prove free status are
 95    4,    1, 1117|                    Can. 1117 The form established above must be observed if
 96    4,    1, 1126|               in which they are to be established in the external forum and
 97    4,    1, 1145|               and its outcome must be established legitimately in the external
 98    4,    1, 1153|          ecclesiastical authority has established otherwise.~
 99    4,    2, 1186|            Mother of God, whom Christ established as the mother of all people,
100    4,    3, 1225|             performed in legitimately established oratories except those which
101    5,    0, 1266|                Unless the contrary is established, offerings given to superiors
102    5,    0, 1273|               appropriate association established for various dioceses or
103    5,    0, 1273|            these institutes are to be established in such a way that they
104    5,    0, 1289|          civil law in a territory has established for contracts and their
105    5,    0, 1307|              of offering legitimately established in the diocese, provided
106    6,    1, 1314|              other penalties to those established by universal law for some
107    6,    1, 1316|              1317 Penalties are to be established only insofar as they are
108    6,    1, 1318|           thoroughly and those things established in cann. 1317 and 1318 about
109    6,    1, 1320|             negligence.~§2. A penalty established by a law or precept binds
110    6,    1, 1323|              penalty, but the penalty established by law or precept must be
111    6,    1, 1325|           than the law or precept has established:~1/ a person who after a
112    6,    1, 1325|              2/ a person who has been established in some dignity or who has
113    6,    1, 1325|               when a penalty has been established against a delict based on
114    6,    1, 1325|          employed.~§2. If the penalty established in the cases mentioned in §
115    6,    1, 1326|        Likewise, circumstances can be established in a precept which exempt
116    6,    1, 1326|       mitigate, or increase a penalty established by the precept.~
117    6,    1, 1327|              not bound by the penalty established for a completed delict unless
118    6,    1, 1327|         although one lesser than that established for a completed delict.~
119    6,    1, 1328|              sententiae penalties are established for the principal perpetrator,
120    6,    1, 1333|            1334 §1. Within the limits established by the preceding canon,
121    6,    1, 1335|      penalties which the law may have established, the following are expiatory
122    6,    1, 1338|              or rebuke must always be established at least by some document
123    6,    1, 1350|              authority of the one who established or imposed the penalty has
124    6,    1, 1354|           imposed or declared penalty established by law:~1/ the ordinary
125    6,    1, 1354|              latae sententiae penalty established by law but not yet declared
126    6,    1, 1355|              latae sententiae penalty established by a precept not issued
127    6,    1, 1361|             law if particular law has established another period for prescription.~§
128    6,    2, 1388|            law or precept has already established the penalty for this abuse.~§
129    6,    2, 1396|             punished by the penalties established there.~
130    6,    2, 1398|              In addition to the cases established here or in other laws, the
131    7,    1, 1422|      tribunals mentioned in §1 can be established either for any cases whatsoever
132    7,    1, 1424|         collegiate tribunal cannot be established in the first instance of
133    7,    1, 1438|               first instance has been established for several dioceses according
134    7,    1, 1441|               second instance must be established in the same way as the tribunal
135    7,    1, 1443|              is the ordinary tribunal established by the Roman Pontiff to
136    7,    1, 1458|             others; this fact must be established through a special decree
137    7,    1, 1465|              that is, the time limits established by law for extinguishing
138    7,    1, 1468|               tribunal is to be in an established location open during stated
139    7,    1, 1470|              the law or the judge has established as necessary to expedite
140    7,    1, 1481|      procurator; except for the cases established in §§2 and 3, however, the
141    7,    1, 1484|            within the peremptory time established by the judge.~
142    7,    2, 1509|         method according to the norms established in particular law.~§2. The
143    7,    2, 1514|                        Can. 1514 Once established, the terms of the controversy
144    7,    2, 1519|          within the brief time period established by the judge.~
145    7,    2, 1586|            presumptions which are not established by law unless they are directly
146    7,    2, 1603|          within the brief time period established by the judge.~§2. The parties
147    7,    2, 1608|              of the petitioner is not established and is to dismiss the respondent
148    7,    2, 1609|             to determine what must be established in the dispositive part
149    7,    2, 1619|         sanates the nullities of acts established by positive law which were
150    7,    2, 1625|             an appeal within the time established for an appeal.~
151    7,    2, 1626|             the time limit for acting established by can. 1623 unless an appeal
152    7,    2, 1633|               whom appeal is made has established a longer period for a party
153    7,    2, 1645|              its injustice is clearly established.~§2. Injustice, however,
154    7,    2, 1645|               is not considered to be established clearly unless:~1/ the sentence
155    7,    2, 1670|             norms which have not been established for validity.~
156    7,    3, 1677|            nullity of the marriage is established in the case but also must
157    7,    3, 1684|             the sentence or decree or established by the local ordinary has
158    7,    3, 1705|         non-consummation has not been established from the materials presented,
159    7,    3, 1715| ecclesiastical goods, the formalities established by law for the alienation
160    7,    4, 1720|               the delict is certainly established and a criminal action is
161    7,    4, 1726|           penal trial it is evidently established that the accused did not
162    7,    4, 1726|            accused even if it is also established that criminal action has
163    7,    5, 1732|                     Can. 1732 What is established in the canons of this section
164    7,    5, 1736|         against the decree within the established time limit, the interim
165    7,    5, 1742|             which was carried out has established the existence of one of
166    7,    5, 1742|               selected from the group established for this purpose in a stable