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 1    1,    0      |                           TITLE V.~STATUTES AND RULES OF ORDER (Cann.
 2    1,    0,   94|                        Can. 94 §1. Statutes in the proper sense are
 3    1,    0,   94|      methods of operation.~§2. The statutes of an aggregate of persons (
 4    1,    0,   94|            legitimate members; the statutes of an aggregate of things (
 5    1,    0,   94|             3. Those prescripts of statutes established and promulgated
 6    1,    0,  115|            the norm of law and the statutes; otherwise it is non-collegial.~§
 7    1,    0,  115|            the norm of law and the statutes.~
 8    1,    0,  117|         authority has approved its statutes.~
 9    1,    0,  118|       particular law or by its own statutes. Representing a private
10    1,    0,  119|            acts, unless the law or statutes provide otherwise:~1/ if
11    1,    0,  120|       according to the norm of its statutes or if, in the judgment of
12    1,    0,  120|       according to the norm of its statutes.~§2. If even one of the
13    1,    0,  120|          to exist according to its statutes, that member has the exercise
14    1,    0,  122|           rights, and the approved statutes, must take care personally
15    1,    0,  123|            governed by law and its statutes; if these give no indication,
16    1,    0,  123| obligations is governed by its own statutes.~ ~
17    1,    0,  165|          the law or the legitimate statutes of a college or group have
18    1,    0,  167|       proxy is excluded unless the statutes legitimately provide otherwise.~§
19    1,    0,  174|           1. Unless the law or the statutes provide otherwise, an election
20    1,    0,  176|          176 Unless the law or the statutes provide otherwise, the person
21    2,    1,  237|            of the seminary and its statutes.~
22    2,    1,  239|    function by the bishop.~§3. The statutes of a seminary are to provide
23    2,    1,  278|         associations which, having statutes recognized by competent
24    2,    1,  295|                   Can. 295 §1. The statutes established by the Apostolic
25    2,    1,  296|            with the prelature. The statutes, however, are to determine
26    2,    1,  297|                       Can. 297 The statutes likewise are to define the
27    2,    1,  299|    competent authority reviews its statutes.~
28    2,    1,  304|      called, are to have their own statutes which define the purpose
29    2,    1,  305|            the norm of law and the statutes. These associations are
30    2,    1,  306|   prescripts of law and the proper statutes of the association.~
31    2,    1,  307|            the norm of law and the statutes of each association.~§2.
32    2,    1,  308|            the norm of law and the statutes.~
33    2,    1,  309|            the norm of law and the statutes, legitimately established
34    2,    1,  314|                       Can. 314 The statutes of each public association
35    2,    1,  315|       according to the norm of the statutes, though under the higher
36    2,    1,  316|            with due regard for its statutes and without prejudice to
37    2,    1,  317|            Can. 317 §1. Unless the statutes provide otherwise, it is
38    2,    1,  317|       according to the norm of the statutes.~§3. In associations which
39    2,    1,  317|           that function unless the statutes provide otherwise.~§4. Those
40    2,    1,  318|       according to the norm of the statutes. The person who appointed
41    2,    1,  319|       according to the norm of the statutes under the higher direction
42    2,    1,  321|           to the prescripts of the statutes.~
43    2,    1,  322|           312, §1 has approved its statutes. Approval of the statutes,
44    2,    1,  322|          statutes. Approval of the statutes, however, does not change
45    2,    1,  324|       according to the norm of the statutes.~§2. A private association
46    2,    1,  325|           to the prescripts of the statutes, without prejudice to the
47    2,    1,  326|       according to the norm of its statutes. The competent authority
48    2,    1,  326|       according to the norm of its statutes, without prejudice to acquired
49    2,    2,  450|       consultative vote unless the statutes of the conference of bishops
50    2,    2,  451|      bishops is to prepare its own statutes which must be reviewed by
51    2,    2,  452|       according to the norm of the statutes.~§2. The president of a
52    2,    2,  453|           to the prescripts of the statutes.~
53    2,    2,  454|           to the prescripts of the statutes of the conference. Nonetheless,
54    2,    2,  454|         drawing up or changing the statutes.~
55    2,    2,  457|       according to the norm of the statutes.~
56    2,    2,  496|         council is to have its own statutes approved by the diocesan
57    2,    2,  497|        following canons and of the statutes;~2/ according to the norm
58    2,    2,  497|       according to the norm of the statutes, some priests must be ex
59    2,    2,  498|             To the extent that the statutes provide for it, the same
60    2,    2,  499|          must be determined in the statutes in such a way that, insofar
61    2,    2,  501|           a time determined in the statutes, in such a way, however,
62    2,    2,  505|      collegial, is to have its own statutes, drawn up through a legitimate
63    2,    2,  505|         the diocesan bishop. These statutes are neither to be changed
64    2,    2,  506|                   Can. 506 §1. The statutes of a chapter are to determine
65    2,    2,  506|          of universal law.~§2. The statutes are also to define the compensation,
66    2,    2,  507|       according to the norm of the statutes, after the practice prevailing
67    2,    2,  507|       according to the norm of the statutes.~
68    2,    2,  513|           to the prescripts of the statutes which are issued by the
69    2,    2,  548|          of this chapter, diocesan statutes, and the letter of the diocesan
70    2,    2,  562|           observing the legitimate statutes and acquired rights, is
71    2,    3,  605|        protect them by appropriate statutes; the general norms contained
72    2,    3,  709|    superiors are to have their own statutes approved by the Holy See,
73    3,    0,  788|     conference of bishops to issue statutes which regulate the catechumenate
74    3,    0,  810|         competent according to the statutes has the duty to make provision
75    3,    0,  810|          proceeding defined in the statutes is to be observed.~§2. The
76    3,    0,  816|      faculties must have their own statutes and plan of studies approved
77    3,    0,  833|          dignity, according to the statutes of the sacred college;~3/
78    4,    3, 1232|           competent to approve the statutes of a diocesan shrine; the
79    4,    3, 1232|      conference of bishops for the statutes of a national shrine; the
80    4,    3, 1232|         the Holy See alone for the statutes of an international shrine.~§
81    4,    3, 1232|      international shrine.~§2. The statutes are to determine especially
82    5,    0, 1256|     following canons and their own statutes.~§2. The temporal goods
83    5,    0, 1256|            are governed by its own statutes but not by these canons
84    5,    0, 1278|      belong unless particular law, statutes, or legitimate custom determine
85    5,    0, 1278|         the foundation, or its own statutes, the ordinary to whom it
86    5,    0, 1279|       according to the norm of the statutes, are to assist the administrator
87    5,    0, 1280|           to the prescripts of the statutes, administrators invalidly
88    5,    0, 1280|         from the ordinary.~§2. The statutes are to define the acts which
89    5,    0, 1280|    ordinary administration; if the statutes are silent in this regard,
90    5,    0, 1291|     authority is determined by the statutes of juridic persons if they
91    5,    0, 1294|            1291-1294, to which the statutes of juridic persons must