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Paperback. The term privilege has been used for a multiplicity of previsions including particular laws, indulgences, indults or dispensations to do what the general law forbids or to omit what is requires.The goal of the dissertation is to ascertain how changes to the 1983 code have served to clarify a notion which has been the object of debate for centuries. This provides the opportunity for comment upon individual canons which do not harmonize with the new definition or with other developments occasioned by the law's reform. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de ref. del artículo 9788876527739
The term privilege has been used for a multiplicity of previsions including particular laws, indulgences, indults or dispensations to do what the general law forbids or to omit what is requires.The goal of the dissertation is to ascertain how changes to the 1983 code have served to clarify a notion which has been the object of debate for centuries. This provides the opportunity for comment upon individual canons which do not harmonize with the new definition or with other developments occasioned by the law's reform.
Reseña del editor: The term privilege has been used for a multiplicity of previsions including particular laws, indulgences, indults or dispensations to do what the general law forbids or to omit what is requires.The goal of the dissertation is to ascertain how changes to the 1983 code have served to clarify a notion which has been the object of debate for centuries. This provides the opportunity for comment upon individual canons which do not harmonize with the new definition or with other developments occasioned by the law's reform.
Título: The Term Privilege a Textual Study of Its ...
Editorial: Gregorian & Biblical Press
Año de publicación: 1997
Encuadernación: Paperback
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