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 1 Intr            |        Latin text is printed with permission of the Holy See and the
 2 Intr            |  reproduced in any manner without permission in writing from the respective
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 4 Intr            | consultation purposes. After this permission was obtained, the printed
 5    1,    0,   59|        for the oral granting of a permission or favors unless it is otherwise
 6    1,    0,  112|           person who has obtained permission from the Apostolic See;~
 7    2,    1,  271|    diocesan bishop is not to deny permission to clerics, whom he knows
 8    2,    1,  271|         diocesan bishop can grant permission for his clerics to move
 9    2,    1,  271|          can deny the same cleric permission for further residence in
10    2,    1,  272|          or incardination or even permission to move to another particular
11    2,    1,  283|     without at least the presumed permission of their proper ordinary.~§
12    2,    1,  285|      civil power.~§4. Without the permission of their ordinary, they
13    2,    1,  286|           others, except with the permission of legitimate ecclesiastical
14    2,    1,  289|           service except with the permission of their ordinary.~§2. Clerics
15    2,    2,  487|          to enter except with the permission either of the bishop or
16    2,    2,  561|         in the church without the permission of the rector or another
17    2,    2,  561|         legitimate superior; this permission must be granted or denied
18    2,    3,  583|        cannot be made without its permission.~
19    2,    3,  609|      bishop.~§2. In addition, the permission of the Apostolic See is
20    2,    3,  638|           can worsen, the written permission of the competent superior
21    2,    3,  638|           historical reasons, the permission of the Holy See itself is
22    2,    3,  639|         obligations even with the permission of the superiors, it is
23    2,    3,  639|         or her own goods with the permission of the superior, the member
24    2,    3,  639|       into a contract without any permission of superiors, he or she
25    2,    3,  649|          be made up.~§2. With the permission of the competent major superior,
26    2,    3,  665|           from it except with the permission of their superior. If it
27    2,    3,  668|     temporal goods, they need the permission of the superior competent
28    2,    3,  668|           proper law and with the permission of the supreme moderator
29    2,    3,  671|         the institute without the permission of a legitimate superior.~
30    2,    3,  672|      major superior can grant the permission mentioned in can. 255, §
31    2,    3,  684|         to a religious institute, permission of the Holy See is required,
32    2,    3,  730|          a secular institute, the permission of the Apostolic See is
33    2,    3,  744|           of the council to grant permission for a definitively incorporated
34    2,    3,  744|       apostolic life requires the permission of the Holy See, whose mandates
35    3,    0,  764|   particular law requires express permission.~
36    3,    0,  765|         or oratories requires the permission of the superior competent
37    3,    0,  824|          the local ordinary whose permission or approval to publish books
38    3,    0,  825|         annotations.~§2. With the permission of the conference of bishops,
39    3,    0,  826|          be published without the permission of the local ordinary.~
40    3,    0,  827|           been published with the permission of competent ecclesiastical
41    3,    0,  828|        authority unless the prior permission of the same authority has
42    3,    0,  829|          Can. 829 The approval or permission to publish some work is
43    3,    0,  830|     prudent judgment, is to grant permission for publication to take
44    3,    0,  830|         the time and place of the permission granted expressed. If he
45    3,    0,  830|   expressed. If he does not grant permission, the ordinary is to communicate
46    3,    0,  831|        are to do so only with the permission of the local ordinary.~§
47    3,    0,  832|    religious institutes also need permission of their major superior
48    4,    1,  862|      another without the required permission, not even upon his own subjects.~
49    4,    1,  886|           the reasonably presumed permission of the diocesan bishop unless
50    4,    1,  911|        with at least the presumed permission of the pastor, chaplain,
51    4,    1,  930|        the people except with the permission of the local ordinary; the
52    4,    1,  933|        cause and with the express permission of the local ordinary, a
53    4,    1,  934|          the bishop and, with the permission of the local ordinary, in
54    4,    1,  969|     without at least the presumed permission of their superior.~§2. The
55    4,    1, 1017|          jurisdiction without the permission of the diocesan bishop.~
56    4,    1, 1071|         not to assist without the permission of the local ordinary at:~
57    4,    1, 1071|          ordinary is not to grant permission to assist at the marriage
58    4,    1, 1102|       licitly without the written permission of the local ordinary.~
59    4,    1, 1112|         after he has obtained the permission of the Holy See.~§2. A suitable
60    4,    1, 1114|          and, if possible, of the permission of the pastor whenever the
61    4,    1, 1115|         actually reside. With the permission of the proper ordinary or
62    4,    1, 1118|        church or oratory with the permission of the local ordinary or
63    4,    1, 1124|         Can. 1124 Without express permission of the competent authority,
64    4,    1, 1125|        local ordinary can grant a permission of this kind if there is
65    4,    1, 1131|                         Can. 1131 Permission to celebrate a marriage
66    4,    2, 1172|      obtained special and express permission from the local ordinary.~§
67    4,    2, 1172|          ordinary is to give this permission only to a presbyter who
68    4,    2, 1189|      restored without the written permission of the ordinary; he is to
69    4,    2, 1189|          experts before he grants permission.~
70    4,    2, 1190|           permanently without the permission of the Apostolic See.~§3.
71    4,    3, 1215|         they must also obtain his permission before building a church
72    4,    3, 1223|      divine worship designated by permission of the ordinary for the
73    4,    3, 1224|      ordinary is not to grant the permission required to establish an
74    4,    3, 1224|      properly prepared.~§2. After permission has been given, however,
75    4,    3, 1226|      divine worship designated by permission of the local ordinary for
76    4,    3, 1228|       prescript of can. 1227, the permission of the local ordinary is
77    5,    0, 1264|       purpose without the written permission of that person’s own ordinary
78    5,    0, 1266|          juridic person, with the permission of the ordinary; the permission
79    5,    0, 1266|   permission of the ordinary; the permission of the same ordinary is
80    5,    0, 1287|         have obtained the written permission of their own ordinary.~
81    5,    0, 1290|                     Can. 1291 The permission of the authority competent
82    5,    0, 1291|           of the diocese.~§2. The permission of the Holy See is also
83    5,    0, 1291|         be mentioned when seeking permission for the alienation; otherwise
84    5,    0, 1291|         alienation; otherwise the permission is invalid.~§4. Those who
85    5,    0, 1296|          especially regarding the permission to be obtained from competent
86    5,    0, 1297|       without the special written permission of competent authority.~ ~
87    5,    0, 1303|   foundation validly, the written permission of the ordinary is required.
88    5,    0, 1303|           He is not to grant this permission before he has legitimately
89    6,    2, 1376|      goods without the prescribed permission is to be punished with a
90    7,    1, 1469|           done, however, with the permission of the diocesan bishop of
91    7,    2, 1602|   documents requires the previous permission of the judge, without prejudice
92    7,    2, 1614|           to the parties with the permission of the judge.~
93    7,    3, 1692|          circumstances, can grant permission to approach the civil forum.~§