El Derecho particular posterior al CIC de 1983 en España

María Elena Olmos

doi:10.15581/016.49.2681

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Published: Nov 1, 2009

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/016.49.2681

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Olmos, M. E. (2009).  Particular law in Spain since the C.I.C. of 1983. Ius Canonicum, 49(98), 413-466. https://doi.org/10.15581/016.49.2681

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María Elena Olmos e-mail

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In application of the principle of subsidiarity, the Code has opened the doors to a development of the particular law of the Church which, in Spain, has been varied and abundant. The author presents in the first place the materials object of particular legislation, distinguishing those which are attributed to the Episcopal Conferences, those proper to the diocesan bishops and those shared. Then, the author dwells on the concrete study of the particular law in Spain: first, in the norms of the Episcopal Conference since the enforcement of the Code; next in a selection of the more recent legislation, given its scope, of the dioceses of Spain and then in the groupings of the particular Churches. The work ends with a final reflection, accompanied with proposals for the future, such as the creation of a database of particular legislation in force within the Spanish Episcopal Conference, at the disposition of the diocese.

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Principle of Subsidiarity, Particular Law, Competent Materials

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Vol 49 No 98 (2009)

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Articles: Legislation and reforms in the law of the Church (1983-2008)

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