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General Norms » Singular Administrative Acts » Dispensations
Canon 90. §1 A dispensation from an ecclesiastical law is not to be given without a just and reasonable cause, taking into account the circumstances of the case and the importance of the law from which the dispensation is given; otherwise the dispensation is unlawful and, unless given by the legislator or his superior, it is also invalid.
§2 A dispensation given in doubt about the sufficiency of its reason is valid and lawful.
§1. A lege ecclesiastica ne dispensetur sine iusta et rationabili causa, habita ratione adiunctorum casus et gravitatis legis a qua dispensatur; alias dispensatio illicita est, nisi ab ipso legislatore eiusve superiore data sit, etiam invalida.
§2. Dispensatio in dubio de sufficientia causae valide et licite conceditur.
Previous Next§2 A dispensation given in doubt about the sufficiency of its reason is valid and lawful.
§1. A lege ecclesiastica ne dispensetur sine iusta et rationabili causa, habita ratione adiunctorum casus et gravitatis legis a qua dispensatur; alias dispensatio illicita est, nisi ab ipso legislatore eiusve superiore data sit, etiam invalida.
§2. Dispensatio in dubio de sufficientia causae valide et licite conceditur.
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