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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Privileges
Canon 80. §1 No privilege ceases by renunciation unless this has been accepted by the competent authority.
§2 Any physical person may renounce a privilege granted in his or her favour only.
§3 Individual persons cannot renounce a privilege granted to a juridical person, or granted by reason of the dignity of a place or thing. Nor can a juridical person renounce a privilege granted to it, if the renunciation would be prejudicial to the Church or to others.
§1. Nullum privilegium per renuntiationem cessat, nisi haec a competenti auctoritate fuerit acceptata.
§2. Privilegio in sui dumtaxat favorem concesso quaevis persona physica renuntiare potest.
§3. Privilegio concesso alicui personae iuridicae, aut ratione dignitatis loci vel rei, singulae personae renuntiare nequeunt; nec ipsi personae iuridicae integrum est privilegio sibi concesso renuntiare, si renuntiatio cedat in Ecclesiae aliorumve praeiudicium.
Previous Next§2 Any physical person may renounce a privilege granted in his or her favour only.
§3 Individual persons cannot renounce a privilege granted to a juridical person, or granted by reason of the dignity of a place or thing. Nor can a juridical person renounce a privilege granted to it, if the renunciation would be prejudicial to the Church or to others.
§1. Nullum privilegium per renuntiationem cessat, nisi haec a competenti auctoritate fuerit acceptata.
§2. Privilegio in sui dumtaxat favorem concesso quaevis persona physica renuntiare potest.
§3. Privilegio concesso alicui personae iuridicae, aut ratione dignitatis loci vel rei, singulae personae renuntiare nequeunt; nec ipsi personae iuridicae integrum est privilegio sibi concesso renuntiare, si renuntiatio cedat in Ecclesiae aliorumve praeiudicium.
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