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Timestamp: 2017-10-23 19:11:11
Document Index: 402639072

Matched Legal Cases: ['§2', '§3', '§2', '§3', '§2', '§2', '§1', '§1']

Book V: The Temporal Goods of the Church ::
Can. 1268 The Church recognises prescription, in accordance with cann. 197 199, as a means both of acquiring temporal goods and of being freed from their obligations.
§2 Where there is as yet no properly organized system of social provision for the clergy, the Episcopal Conference is to see that a fund is established which will furnish adequate social security for them.
§3 To the extent that it is required, a common reserve is to be established in every diocese by which the Bishop is enabled to fulfill his obligations towards other persons who serve the Church and to meet various needs of the diocese, this can also be the means by which wealthier dioceses may help poorer ones.
§2 Where no administrators are appointed for a public juridical person by law or by the documents of foundation or by its own statutes, the Ordinary to which it is subject is to appoint suitable persons as administrators for a three-year term. The same persons can be re appointed by the Ordinary.
3° observe the provisions of canon and civil law, and the stipulations of the founder or donor or lawful authority; they are to take special care that damage will not be suffered by the Church through the non observance of the civil law;
1° in making contracts of employment, are accurately to observe also, according to the principles taught by the Church, the civil laws relating to labor and social life
Can. 1295 The provisions of canon 1291 1294, to which the statutes of juridical persons are to conform, must be observed not only in alienation, but also in any dealings in which the patrimonial condition of the juridical person may be jeopardized.
§3 Any clause contrary to this right of the Ordinary which is added to a last will, is to be regarded as non existent.
2° non autonomous pious foundations, that is, temporal goods given in any way to a public juridical person and carrying with them a long term obligation, such period to be determined by particular law. The obligation is for the juridical person, from the annual income, to celebrate Masses, or to perform other determined ecclesiastical functions, or in some other way to fulfill the purposes mentioned in Can. 114 §2.
§2 If the goods of a non autonomous pious foundation are entrusted to a juridical person subject to the diocesan Bishop, they are, on the expiry of the time, to be sent to the fund mentioned in Can. 1274 §1, unless some other intention was expressly manifested by the donor. Otherwise, the goods fall to the juridical person itself.
Can. 1307 §1 When the provisions of canon 1300 1302 and 1287 have been observed, a document showing the obligations arising from the pious foundations is to be drawn up. This is to be displayed in a conspicuous place, so that the obligations to be fulfilled are not forgotten.