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Canonical patrimonial law attributes the title of ownership of ecclesiastical goods to the juridic person who would have legitimately bought the good. Coherence and unity of the juridic system are secured by the duty of using such good for the specific ends of the Church. The article clarifies how a...

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Main Author: Rivella, Mauro 1963- (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:Italian
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Published: Ed. Ancora 2016
In: Quaderni di diritto ecclesiale
Year: 2016, Volume: 29, Issue: 1, Pages: 119-126
IxTheo Classification:SB Catholic Church law
Further subjects:B Church property
B Estate planning
B Possessions
B Patronatsrechte
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Summary:Canonical patrimonial law attributes the title of ownership of ecclesiastical goods to the juridic person who would have legitimately bought the good. Coherence and unity of the juridic system are secured by the duty of using such good for the specific ends of the Church. The article clarifies how a lang history brought to such predicament, by analyzing the current law with particular attention to Italian discipline concerning estates and deals with some specific cases, wherein the goods, notwith-standing their being part of the Church sphere, cannot be considered specifically ecclesiastical. lt is asked, finally, how the principle of lawfulness is reconciled with the need for equal distribution between ecclesiastical organisms
ISSN:1124-1179
Contains:In: Quaderni di diritto ecclesiale