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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Privileges
Canon 78. §1 A privilege is presumed to be perpetual, unless the contrary is proved.
§2 A personal privilege, namely one which attaches to a person, is extinguished with the person.
§3 A real privilege ceases on the total destruction of the thing or place; a local privilege, however, revives if the place is restored within fifty years.
§1. Privilegium praesumitur perpetuum, nisi contrarium probetur.
§2. Privilegium personale, quod scilicet personam sequitur, cum ipsa extinguitur.
§3. Privilegium reale cessat per absolutum rei vel loci interitum; privilegium vero locale, si locus intra quinquaginta annos restituatur, reviviscit.
Previous Next§2 A personal privilege, namely one which attaches to a person, is extinguished with the person.
§3 A real privilege ceases on the total destruction of the thing or place; a local privilege, however, revives if the place is restored within fifty years.
§1. Privilegium praesumitur perpetuum, nisi contrarium probetur.
§2. Privilegium personale, quod scilicet personam sequitur, cum ipsa extinguitur.
§3. Privilegium reale cessat per absolutum rei vel loci interitum; privilegium vero locale, si locus intra quinquaginta annos restituatur, reviviscit.
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