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General Norms » The Power of Governance
Canon 142. §1 Delegated power lapses: on the completion of the mandate; on the expiry of the time or the completion of the number of cases for which it was granted; on the cessation of the motivating reason for the delegation; on its revocation by the person delegating, when communicated directly to the person delegated; and on the retirement of the person delegated, when communicated to and accepted by the person delegating. It does not lapse on the expiry of the authority of the person delegating, unless this appears from clauses attached to it.
§2 An act of delegated power exercised for the internal forum only, which is inadvertently performed after the time limit of the delegation, is valid.
§1. Potestas delegata extinguitur: expleto mandato; elapso tempore vel exhausto numero casuum pro quibus concessa fuit; cessante causa finali delegationis; revocatione delegantis delegato directe intimata necnon renuntiatione delegati deleganti significata et eo acceptata; non autem resoluto iure delegantis, nisi id ex appositis clausulis appareat.
§2. Actus tamen ex potestate delegata, quae exercetur pro solo foro interno, per inadvertentiam positus, elapso concessionis tempore, validus est.
Previous Next§2 An act of delegated power exercised for the internal forum only, which is inadvertently performed after the time limit of the delegation, is valid.
§1. Potestas delegata extinguitur: expleto mandato; elapso tempore vel exhausto numero casuum pro quibus concessa fuit; cessante causa finali delegationis; revocatione delegantis delegato directe intimata necnon renuntiatione delegati deleganti significata et eo acceptata; non autem resoluto iure delegantis, nisi id ex appositis clausulis appareat.
§2. Actus tamen ex potestate delegata, quae exercetur pro solo foro interno, per inadvertentiam positus, elapso concessionis tempore, validus est.
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