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 1    1,    0,   14|             if it concerns a reserved dispensation, the authority to whom it
 2    1,    0,   59|          rescript grants a privilege, dispensation, or other favor at someone’
 3    1,    0,   75|               contains a privilege or dispensation, the prescripts of the following
 4    1,    0,   85|                             Can. 85 A dispensation, or the relaxation of a
 5    1,    0,   86|               Laws are not subject to dispensation to the extent that they
 6    1,    0,   87|             laws nor from those whose dispensation is specially reserved to
 7    1,    0,   87|               these same laws even if dispensation is reserved to the Holy
 8    1,    0,   87|           provided that it concerns a dispensation which the Holy See is accustomed
 9    1,    0,   90|         gravity of the law from which dispensation is given; otherwise the
10    1,    0,   90|               is given; otherwise the dispensation is illicit and, unless it
11    1,    0,   90|           sufficiency of the cause, a dispensation is granted validly and licitly.~
12    1,    0,   92|                             Can. 92 A dispensation is subject to a strict interpretation
13    1,    0,   93|                             Can. 93 A dispensation which has successive application
14    1,    0,  180|               impediment from which a dispensation can be and customarily is
15    1,    0,  182|              it pertains to grant the dispensation from the impediment, or,
16    1,    0,  182|           this power, to petition the dispensation from a higher authority.
17    1,    0,  182|      authority competent to grant the dispensation.~§2. If a postulation has
18    2,    1,  291|               state does not entail a dispensation from the obligation of celibacy,
19    2,    2,  527|               the notification of the dispensation to the parish replaces the
20    2,    3,  692|             entails by the law itself dispensation from the vows and from all
21    4,    1, 1014|           Apostolic See has granted a dispensation, the principal bishop consecrator
22    4,    1, 1031|            permanent diaconate.~§4. A dispensation of more than a year from
23    4,    1, 1047|                         Can. 1047 §1. Dispensation from all irregularities
24    4,    1, 1047|               the judicial forum.~§2. Dispensation from the following irregularities
25    4,    1, 1047|               in can. 1042, n. 1.~§3. Dispensation in public cases from the
26    4,    1, 1049|              1. Petitions to obtain a dispensation from irregularities or impediments
27    4,    1, 1049|               Nevertheless, a general dispensation is valid even for those
28    4,    1, 1049|               for the validity of the dispensation.~§3. A general dispensation
29    4,    1, 1049|           dispensation.~§3. A general dispensation from irregularities and
30    4,    1, 1078| ecclesiastical law except those whose dispensation is reserved to the Apostolic
31    4,    1, 1078|            See.~§2. Impediments whose dispensation is reserved to the Apostolic
32    4,    1, 1078|         mentioned in can. 1090.~§3. A dispensation is never given from the
33    4,    1, 1080|          danger of grave harm until a dispensation is obtained from the competent
34    4,    1, 1081|          ordinary immediately about a dispensation granted for the external
35    4,    1, 1082|    Penitentiary provides otherwise, a dispensation from an occult impediment
36    4,    1, 1082|        archive of the curia; no other dispensation for the external forum is
37    4,    1, 1121|            marriage contracted with a dispensation from canonical form, the
38    4,    1, 1121|              ordinary who granted the dispensation is to take care that the
39    4,    1, 1121|              is to take care that the dispensation and celebration are inscribed
40    4,    1, 1127|              which the aforementioned dispensation is to be granted in a uniform
41    4,    1, 1161|             authority and entails the dispensation from an impediment, if there
42    4,    1, 1165|          there is an impediment whose dispensation is reserved to the Apostolic
43    4,    2, 1194|            the purpose of the vow, by dispensation, or by commutation.~
44    4,    2, 1196|            just cause provided that a dispensation does not injure a right
45    4,    2, 1202|              been taken ceases;~4/ by dispensation or commutation, according
46    4,    2, 1203|           promissory oath; but if the dispensation from the oath tends to the
47    4,    3, 1245|           grant in individual cases a dispensation from the obligation of observing
48    7,    3, 1681|        complete the instruction for a dispensation super rato and then transmit
49    7,    3, 1681|        together with a petition for a dispensation from either one or both
50    7,    3, 1686|               equally certain that no dispensation was given, or establishes
51    7,    3, 1687|            can. 1686 or the lack of a dispensation are not certain, the defender
52    7,    3      |          CHAPTER III.~PROCESS FOR THE DISPENSATION OF A MARRIAGE RATUM ET NON
53    7,    3, 1697|           petition for the favor of a dispensation from a marriage ratum et
54    7,    3, 1698|               a just cause to grant a dispensation.~§2. Only the Roman Pontiff,
55    7,    3, 1698|          Pontiff, however, grants the dispensation.~
56    7,    3, 1699|           accept a libellus seeking a dispensation is the diocesan bishop of
57    7,    3, 1704|                the just cause for the dispensation, and the suitability of
58    7,    3, 1706|         transmits the rescript of the dispensation to the bishop who will notify
59    7,    3, 1706|              note the granting of the dispensation in the marriage and baptismal