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 1    1,    0,   76|         Centenary or immemorial possession induces the presumption
 2    1,    0,  154|      declared properly that the possession is not legitimate and mention
 3    1,    0,  191|    vacant through the canonical possession of the other office unless
 4    1,    0,  191|      person has taken canonical possession of the other office.~ ~
 5    2,    2,  357| patronage after they have taken possession of them.~Nevertheless, they
 6    2,    2,  378|         least Five years;~5/ in possession of a doctorate or at least
 7    2,    2,  379|      letter and before he takes possession of his office.~
 8    2,    2,  380|       Before he takes canonical possession of his office, the one promoted
 9    2,    2,  382|   before he has taken canonical possession of the diocese. Nevertheless,
10    2,    2,  382|      bishop must take canonical possession of his diocese within four
11    2,    2,  382|        A bishop takes canonical possession of a diocese when he personally
12    2,    2,  382|    dioceses, he takes canonical possession when he has seen to the
13    2,    2,  382|         the taking of canonical possession be done within a liturgical
14    2,    2,  388|       diocesan bishop has taken possession of the diocese, he must
15    2,    2,  404|        A coadjutor bishop takes possession of his office when he, either
16    2,    2,  404|       An auxiliary bishop takes possession of his office when he has
17    2,    2,  409|       he has legitimately taken possession of it.~§2. When the episcopal
18    2,    2,  409|    until a new bishop has taken possession of the see. If he has not
19    2,    2,  413|        as possible after taking possession of the diocese. The list,
20    2,    2,  418|        quam) and take canonical possession of it within two months.
21    2,    2,  418|        On the day that he takes possession of the new diocese, however,
22    2,    2,  418|    transfer until the canonical possession of the new diocese, a transferred
23    2,    2,  420|      vicar or prefect has taken possession of the vicariate or prefecture,
24    2,    2,  430|        the new bishop has taken possession of the diocese.~§2. The
25    2,    2,  501|         Within a year of taking possession, a bishop must establish
26    2,    2,  527|       from the moment of taking possession.~§2. The local ordinary
27    2,    2,  527|        him places the pastor in possession; he is to observe the method
28    2,    2,  527|   parish replaces the taking of possession.~§3. The local ordinary
29    2,    2,  527| prescribe the time within which possession of a parish must be taken.
30    2,    2,  534|        After a pastor has taken possession of his parish, he is obliged
31    2,    2,  542|       from the moment of taking possession; their moderator is placed
32    2,    2,  542|    their moderator is placed in possession according to the norm of
33    2,    2,  542|        of faith replaces taking possession.~
34    2,    3,  706|  institute is capable or not of possession;~2/ if he has not lost the
35    7,    1, 1497|     which are discovered in the possession of others under any title
36    7,    1, 1500|    place where the object whose possession is in question is located