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 1    1,    0,    4|       Acquired rights and privileges granted to physical or juridic persons
 2    1,    0,   30|         cases, it has been expressly granted to that person by a competent
 3    1,    0,   64|            the Roman Curia cannot be granted validly by any other dicastery
 4    1,    0,   65|            episcopal vicar cannot be granted validly by another vicar
 5    1,    0,   72|                    Can. 72 Rescripts granted by the Apostolic See which
 6    1,    0,   74|           the internal forum a favor granted orally, the person is bound
 7    1,    0,   76|           juridic persons; it can be granted by the legislator as well
 8    1,    0,   76|              whom the legislator has granted this power.~§2. Centenary
 9    1,    0,   76|            that a privilege has been granted.~
10    1,    0,   80|             can renounce a privilege granted only in that person’s favor.~§
11    1,    0,   80|          cannot renounce a privilege granted to some juridic person or
12    1,    0,   80|            to some juridic person or granted in consideration of the
13    1,    0,   80|              to renounce a privilege granted to it if the renunciation
14    1,    0,   81|             authority of the one who granted it expires unless it has
15    1,    0,   83|          cases for which it had been granted, without prejudice to the
16    1,    0,   84|       privilege which he himself has granted. If the privilege was granted
17    1,    0,   84|        granted. If the privilege was granted by the Apostolic See, however,
18    1,    0,   85|              particular case, can be granted by those who possess executive
19    1,    0,   89|             power has been expressly granted to them.~
20    1,    0,   90|             cause, a dispensation is granted validly and licitly.~
21    1,    0,   92|           the very power to dispense granted for a particular case.~
22    1,    0,  118|            those whose competence is granted by statute.~
23    1,    0,  131|             delegated, that which is granted to a person but not by means
24    1,    0,  132|   qualifications, a habitual faculty granted to an ordinary is not withdrawn
25    1,    0,  132|              ordinary to whom it was granted expires, even if he has
26    1,    0,  137|             delegating has expressly granted this.~
27    1,    0,  138|              understood to have been granted also those things without
28    1,    0,  142|            of cases for which it was granted; by cessation of the purpose
29    1,    0,  147|            confirmation or admission granted by the same authority if
30    1,    0,  180|            can be and customarily is granted prevents the election of
31    2,    1,  267|                2. Excardination thus granted does not take effect unless
32    2,    1,  269|          that excardination has been granted, and has also obtained from
33    2,    1,  270|         Excardination can be licitly granted only for just causes such
34    2,    1,  306|           and other spiritual favors granted to the same association,
35    2,    2,  377|           designation of bishops are granted to civil authorities.~
36    2,    2,  434|            Holy See has specifically granted it certain powers.~
37    2,    2,  455|             of the Apostolic See has granted the power mentioned in §
38    2,    2,  479|               the habitual faculties granted by the Apostolic See to
39    2,    2,  543|           all the powers to dispense granted to a pastor by law; these
40    2,    2,  561|              this permission must be granted or denied according to the
41    2,    2,  566|          addition to those which are granted by particular law or special
42    2,    3,  605|            gifts of consecrated life granted to the Church by the Holy
43    2,    3,  692|               an indult of departure granted legitimately and made known
44    2,    3,  693|             cleric, an indult is not granted before he finds a bishop
45    2,    3,  728|         indult of departure has been granted legitimately, all the bonds
46    3,    0,  830|              place of the permission granted expressed. If he does not
47    4,    1,  874|           the pastor or minister has granted an exception for a just
48    4,    1,  885|          whose favor the faculty was granted.~
49    4,    1,  970|             confessions is not to be granted except to presbyters who
50    4,    1,  973|      confessions habitually is to be granted in writing.~
51    4,    1,  974|            by the local ordinary who granted it as mentioned in can.
52    4,    1,  995|           acknowledged in the law or granted by the Roman Pontiff can
53    4,    1, 1014|         Unless the Apostolic See has granted a dispensation, the principal
54    4,    1, 1019|            society; any other indult granted to superiors is revoked.~
55    4,    1, 1020|    Dimissorial letters are not to be granted unless all the testimonials
56    4,    1, 1023|            or revoked by the one who granted them or by his successor,
57    4,    1, 1023|              his successor, but once granted they do not lapse when the
58    4,    1, 1023|             authority of the one who granted them ceases.~
59    4,    1, 1081|     immediately about a dispensation granted for the external forum;
60    4,    1, 1082|            from an occult impediment granted in the non-sacramental internal
61    4,    1, 1113|         Before special delegation is granted, all those things which
62    4,    1, 1121|               the local ordinary who granted the dispensation is to take
63    4,    1, 1127| aforementioned dispensation is to be granted in a uniform manner.~§3.
64    4,    1, 1161|         renewal of consent, which is granted by competent authority and
65    4,    1, 1161|        radical sanation is not to be granted unless it is probable that
66    4,    1, 1162|      afterwards, the sanation can be granted from the moment the consent
67    4,    1, 1164|               1164 A sanation can be granted validly even if either or
68    4,    1, 1164|        nevertheless, it is not to be granted except for a grave cause.~
69    4,    2      |      ECCLESIASTICAL FUNERALS MUST BE GRANTED OR DENIED~
70    4,    2, 1183|       ecclesiastical funerals can be granted to baptized persons who
71    4,    2, 1184|       manifest sinners who cannot be granted ecclesiastical funerals
72    4,    3, 1233|            Certain privileges can be granted to shrines whenever local
73    6,    1, 1330|           from privileges previously granted;~4/ cannot acquire validly
74    6,    1, 1357|     Remission of a censure cannot be granted unless the offender has
75    7,    1, 1406|               the choice of forum is granted to the petitioner.~
76    7,    2, 1603|              decides that it must be granted a second time for a grave
77    7,    2, 1645|            Restitutio in integrum is granted against a sentence which
78    7,    2, 1647|            restitutio in integrum is granted.~
79    7,    2, 1648|            restitutio in integrum is granted, the judge must pronounce