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Canon law (from
Ancient Gr****: κανών, kanon, a 'straight
measuring rod, ruler') is a set of
ordinances and
regulations made by
ecclesiastical authority...
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Ecclesiastical Law Society is an
organization based in the
United Kingdom that says it "exists to
promote the
study of
ecclesiastical and
canon law particularly...
- decision.
About this time,
Hooker began to
write his
major work Of the
Laws of
Ecclesiastical Polity, a
critique of the
Puritans and
their attacks on the Church...
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law of the
Catholic Church (from
Latin ius canoni****) is "how the
Church organizes and
governs herself". It is the
system of
laws and
ecclesiastical legal...
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common law tradition,
ecclesiastical tribunals do not
follow the
adversarial system.
Based on the same
Roman civil law that is
behind much
European law, the...
- of a
budget or
spending bill. In
ecclesiastical law,
appropriation is the
perpetual annexation of an
ecclesiastical benefice to the use of some spiritual...
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particularly used in the
plural in
English law for the
waste committed by the in****bent of an
ecclesiastical living the
disrepair for
which a
tenant is...
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Canon Law,
ecclesiastical impediments only
apply to
marriages where one or both of the
parties is Catholic.
Under the
prior 1917 Code,
ecclesiastical impediments...
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Ecclesiastical Latin, also
called Church Latin or
Liturgical Latin, is a form of
Latin developed to
discuss Christian thought in Late
antiquity and used...
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law (Ancient Gr****: κανών, romanized: kanon, lit. 'a
straight measuring rod; a ruler') is a set of
ordinances and
regulations made by
ecclesiastical authority...
