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General Norms » Physical and Juridic Person » The Canonical Condition of Physical Persons
Canon 108. §1 Consanguinity is reckoned by lines and degrees.
§2 In the direct line there are as many degrees as there are generations, that is, as there are persons, not counting the common ancestor.
§3 In the collateral line there are as many degrees as there are persons in both lines together, not counting the common ancestor.
§1. Consanguinitas computatur per lineas et gradus.
§2. In linea recta tot sunt gradus quot generationes, seu quot personae, stipite dempto.
§3. In linea obliqua tot sunt gradus quot personae in utraque simul linea, stipite dempto.
Previous Next§2 In the direct line there are as many degrees as there are generations, that is, as there are persons, not counting the common ancestor.
§3 In the collateral line there are as many degrees as there are persons in both lines together, not counting the common ancestor.
§1. Consanguinitas computatur per lineas et gradus.
§2. In linea recta tot sunt gradus quot generationes, seu quot personae, stipite dempto.
§3. In linea obliqua tot sunt gradus quot personae in utraque simul linea, stipite dempto.
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