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General Norms » The Power of Governance
Canon 131. §1 Ordinary power of governance is that which by virtue of the law itself is attached to a given office; delegated power is that which is granted to a person other than through an office.
§2 Ordinary power of governance may be proper or vicarious.
§3 One who claims to have been delegated has the onus of proving the delegation.
§1. Potestas regiminis ordinaria ea est, quae ipso iure alicui officio adnectitur; delegata, quae ipsi personae non mediante officio conceditur.
§2. Potestas regiminis ordinaria potest esse sive propria sive vicaria.
§3. Ei qui delegatum se asserit, onus probandae delegationis incumbit.
Previous Next§2 Ordinary power of governance may be proper or vicarious.
§3 One who claims to have been delegated has the onus of proving the delegation.
§1. Potestas regiminis ordinaria ea est, quae ipso iure alicui officio adnectitur; delegata, quae ipsi personae non mediante officio conceditur.
§2. Potestas regiminis ordinaria potest esse sive propria sive vicaria.
§3. Ei qui delegatum se asserit, onus probandae delegationis incumbit.
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