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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Singular Decrees and Precepts
Canon 54. §1 A singular decree whose application is entrusted to an executor, has effect from the moment of execution; otherwise, from the moment when it is made known to the person on the authority of the one who issued it.
§2 For a singular decree to be enforceable, it must be made known by a lawful document in accordance with the law.
§1. Decretum singulare, cuius applicatio committitur exsecutori, effectum habet a momento exsecutionis; secus a momento quo personae auctoritate ipsius decernentis intimatur.
§2. Decretum singulare, ut urgeri possit, legitimo documento ad normam iuris intimandum est.
Previous Next§2 For a singular decree to be enforceable, it must be made known by a lawful document in accordance with the law.
§1. Decretum singulare, cuius applicatio committitur exsecutori, effectum habet a momento exsecutionis; secus a momento quo personae auctoritate ipsius decernentis intimatur.
§2. Decretum singulare, ut urgeri possit, legitimo documento ad normam iuris intimandum est.
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