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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Common Norms
Canon 38. An administrative act, even if there is question of a rescript given Motu proprio, has no effect in so far as it harms the acquired right of another, or is contrary to a law or approved custom, unless the competent authority has expressly added a derogatory clause.
Actus administrativus, etiam si agatur de rescripto Motu proprio dato, effectu caret quatenus ius alteri quaesitum laedit aut legi consuetudinive probatae contrarius est, nisi auctoritas competens expresse clausulam derogatoriam addiderit.
Previous NextActus administrativus, etiam si agatur de rescripto Motu proprio dato, effectu caret quatenus ius alteri quaesitum laedit aut legi consuetudinive probatae contrarius est, nisi auctoritas competens expresse clausulam derogatoriam addiderit.
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