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General Norms » Custom
Canon 24. §1 No custom which is contrary to divine law can acquire the force of law.
§2 A custom which is contrary to or apart from canon law, cannot acquire the force of law unless it is reasonable; a custom which is expressly reprobated in the law is not reasonable.
§1. Nulla consuetudo vim legis obtinere potest, quae sit iuri divino contraria.
§2. Nec vim legis obtinere potest consuetudo contra aut praeter ius canonicum, nisi sit rationabilis; consuetudo autem quae in iure expresse reprobatur, non est rationabilis.
Previous Next§2 A custom which is contrary to or apart from canon law, cannot acquire the force of law unless it is reasonable; a custom which is expressly reprobated in the law is not reasonable.
§1. Nulla consuetudo vim legis obtinere potest, quae sit iuri divino contraria.
§2. Nec vim legis obtinere potest consuetudo contra aut praeter ius canonicum, nisi sit rationabilis; consuetudo autem quae in iure expresse reprobatur, non est rationabilis.
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