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 1 Intr            |            ecclesiastical laws. These private collections contained norms
 2 Intr            |               order again through the private initiative of the monk Gratian.
 3 Intr            |         Commission were gathered in a private session on May 6, 1965,
 4    1,    0,   36|               to a law which benefits private persons are subject to a
 5    1,    0,  116|             other juridic persons are private.~§2. Public juridic persons
 6    1,    0,  116|      authority expressly granting it. Private juridic persons are given
 7    1,    0,  118|              statutes. Representing a private juridic person are those
 8    1,    0,  120|            act for a hundred years. A private juridic person, furthermore,
 9    1,    0,  123|              Upon the extinction of a private juridic person, the allocation
10    2,    1,  264|  ecclesiastical juridic persons, even private ones, which have a seat
11    2,    1,  299|            Can. 299 §1. By means of a private agreement made among themselves,
12    2,    1,  299|               of this type are called private associations.~§3. No private
13    2,    1,  299|          private associations.~§3. No private association of the Christian
14    2,    1,  301|            through the initiatives of private persons.~§3. Associations
15    2,    1,  304|            Can. 304 §1. All public or private associations of the Christian
16    2,    1,  310|                            Can. 310 A private association which has not
17    2,    1      |                          CHAPTER III.~PRIVATE ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN
18    2,    1,  321|             faithful guide and direct private associations according to
19    2,    1,  322|                        Can. 322 §1. A private association of the Christian
20    2,    1,  322|         mentioned in can. 312.~§2. No private association of the Christian
21    2,    1,  322|          however, does not change the private nature of the association.~
22    2,    1,  323|                 Can. 323 §1. Although private associations of the Christian
23    2,    1,  323|     respecting the autonomy proper to private associations, to be watchful
24    2,    1,  324|                        Can. 324 §1. A private association of the Christian
25    2,    1,  324|           norm of the statutes.~§2. A private association of the Christian
26    2,    1,  325|                        Can. 325 §1. A private association of the Christian
27    2,    1,  325|             of the association.~§2. A private association is subject to
28    2,    1,  326|                        Can. 326 §1. A private association of the Christian
29    3,    0,  826|             prayers for the public or private use of the faithful are
30    4,    0,  837|            Liturgical actions are not private actions but celebrations
31    4,    1,  860|             is not to be conferred in private houses, unless the local
32    4,    2, 1171|             even if they are owned by private persons.~
33    4,    2, 1192|              Church; otherwise, it is private.~§2. A vow is solemn if
34    4,    2, 1196|           following can dispense from private vows for a just cause provided
35    4,    2, 1197|           1197 The person who makes a private vow can commute the work
36    4,    3      |             CHAPTER II.~ORATORIES AND PRIVATE CHAPELS~
37    4,    3, 1226|                 Can. 1226 By the term private chapel is understood a place
38    4,    3, 1227|               Bishops can establish a private chapel for themselves which
39    4,    3, 1228|     celebrations to take place in any private chapel.~
40    4,    3, 1229|             fitting for oratories and private chapels to be blessed according
41    5,    0, 1254|             juridic person, public or private, are subjects capable of
42    5,    0, 1256|               The temporal goods of a private juridic person are governed
43    5,    0, 1264|             religious mendicants, any private person, whether physical
44    5,    0, 1266| ecclesiastical juridic person, even a private one, are presumed given
45    5,    0, 1268|          objects are privately owned, private persons can acquire them
46    7,    1, 1446|               litigation concerns the private good of the parties, the
47    7,    1, 1452|               a matter which concerns private persons alone, a judge can
48    7,    1, 1475|             documents which belong to private persons must be returned;
49    7,    2, 1536|             proof if it concerns some private matter and the public good
50    7,    2, 1539|              means of both public and private documents is allowed.~ ~
51    7,    2, 1540|                3. Other documents are private.~
52    7,    2, 1542|                           Can. 1542 A private document, whether acknowledged
53    7,    2, 1559|            when the matter concerns a private good. Their advocates or
54    7,    2, 1581|             The parties can designate private experts whom the judge must
55    7,    2, 1581|            the judge allows them, the private experts can inspect the
56    7,    2, 1600|               cases which concern the private good of the parties alone,
57    7,    2, 1619|             case involves the good of private persons, the sentence itself
58    7,    2, 1668|              the hearing the judge in private is to decide the case immediately;