La "Debita Relatio", consecuencias jurídicas de una interpretación literal en el Derecho Canónico de Asociación
Introduction. 1. Debita relatio in the actions of Ecclesiastical Authority, determining the nature of the christian faithful associations. 1.1 Starting point: Debita relatio 1.2 Agnitio from a private association. 1.3 Constitutio of a private association in a private juridic person. 1.4 Erectio of a...
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Universidad Católica de Valencia "San Vicente Mártir"
2013
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| Source: | Anuario de derecho canónico : revista de la Facultad de Derecho Canónico integrada en la UCV, ISSN 2254-5093, Nº. 2, 2013, pags. 129-162 |
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Introduction. 1. Debita relatio in the actions of Ecclesiastical Authority, determining the nature of the christian faithful associations. 1.1 Starting point: Debita relatio 1.2 Agnitio from a private association. 1.3 Constitutio of a private association in a private juridic person. 1.4 Erectio of a private association. 2. Debita relatio in Ecclesiastical Authority actions common to all christian faith-ful associations. 3. Recommendation and praise. 2.2 Grating of the title ¿Catolica¿. 2.3 Bylaw changes. 2.4 Supression of an association. 3. Debita relatio in Ecclesiastical Authoriy regarding the supradiocesan christian faithful associations. 3.1 Diocesan Authority and private supradiocesan associations. 3.2 Diocesan Authority and public supradiocesan associations. 3.3 Supradiocesan association without national or international scope. Conclusions. |
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