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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Common Norms
Canon 36. §1 An administrative act is to be understood according to the proper meaning of the words and the common manner of speaking. In doubt, a strict interpretation is to be given to those administrative acts which concern litigation or threaten or inflict penalties, or restrict the rights of persons, or harm the acquired rights of others, or run counter to a law in favour of private persons; all other administrative acts are to be widely interpreted.
§2 Administrative acts must not be extended to cases other than those expressly stated.
§1. Actus administrativus intellegendus est secundum propriam verborum significationem et communem loquendi usum; in dubio, qui ad lites referuntur aut ad poenas comminandas infligendasve attinent aut personae iura coarctant aut iura aliis quaesita laedunt aut adversantur legi incommodum privatorum, strictae subsunt interpretationi; ceteri omnes, latae.
§2. Actus administrativus non debet ad alios casus praeter expressos extendi.
Previous Next§2 Administrative acts must not be extended to cases other than those expressly stated.
§1. Actus administrativus intellegendus est secundum propriam verborum significationem et communem loquendi usum; in dubio, qui ad lites referuntur aut ad poenas comminandas infligendasve attinent aut personae iura coarctant aut iura aliis quaesita laedunt aut adversantur legi incommodum privatorum, strictae subsunt interpretationi; ceteri omnes, latae.
§2. Actus administrativus non debet ad alios casus praeter expressos extendi.
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