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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Singular Decrees and Precepts
Canon 58. §1 A singular decree ceases to have force when it is lawfully revoked by the competent authority, or when the law ceases for whose execution it was issued.
§2 A singular precept, which was not imposed by a lawful document, ceases on the expiry of the authority of the person who issued it.
§1. Decretum singulare vim habere desinit legitima revocatione ab auctoritate competenti facta necnon cessante lege ad cuius exsecutionem datum est.
§2. Praeceptum singulare, legitimo documento non impositum, cessat resoluto iure praecipientis.
Previous Next§2 A singular precept, which was not imposed by a lawful document, ceases on the expiry of the authority of the person who issued it.
§1. Decretum singulare vim habere desinit legitima revocatione ab auctoritate competenti facta necnon cessante lege ad cuius exsecutionem datum est.
§2. Praeceptum singulare, legitimo documento non impositum, cessat resoluto iure praecipientis.
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