Examples of using Rescript in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Highest Rescript.
Any rescript can be requested by all those who are not expressly prohibited from doing so.
As you heal your past, you have the ability to rewrite and rescript your past.
A rescript in which no executor is given has effect at the moment the letter is given;
His Emperor Highness Mykola I signed the Highest Rescript about opening the medical faculty at St.
A rescript in which there is no executor, has effect from the moment the document was issued;
His Highness Emperor Mykola I, signed the Highest Rescript about opening the medical faculty at St. Volodymyr University….
A rescript in which no executor is given has effect at the moment the letter is given;
Obreption, or a statement of falsehood, also prevents the validity of a rescript if not even one proposed motivating reason is true.
A rescript in which there is no executor, has effect from the moment the document was issued;
The statement of falsehood, likewise, does not invalidate a rescript provided that at least one of the motivating reasons submitted is true.
If a rescript contains a privilege or dispensation, the prescripts of the following canons are also to be observed.
Cardinal Franz König[Archbishop of Vienna] affirmed that“the position of the German Bishops' Conference(see below) applies only to Masonry inthat country but not for all…” König appealed to the same rescript of the CDF of 1974.
In a case of doubt whether a rescript is invalid or not, recourse is to be made to the one who issued it.
In rescripts of which there is no executor,the motivating reason must be true at the time the rescript is issued;
A singular administrative act, whether it is a decree, a precept, or a rescript, can be issued by one who possesses executive power within the limits of that person抯 competence, without prejudice to the prescript of can.
A rescript of the Apostolic See in which no executor is given must be presented to the ordinary of the one who obtained it only when it is prescribed in the same letter, or it concerns public matters, or it is necessary that conditions be verified.
The motivating reason in rescripts for which there is no executormust be true at the time when the rescript is given;
A rescript of the Apostolic See in which no executor is given must be presented to the ordinary of the one who obtained it only when it is prescribed in the same letter, or it concerns public matters, or it is necessary that conditions be verified.
The motivating reason in rescripts for which there is no executormust be true at the time when the rescript is given;
A rescript of the Apostolic See in which there is no executor must be presented to the Ordinary of the person who obtains it only when this is prescribed in the rescript, or when there is question of public affairs, or when it is necessary to have the conditions verified.
The concealment of the truth in the request does not invalidate a rescript provided that those things were expressed which must be expressed for validity according to the style of the curia of the hierarch who grants the rescript.
In rescripts of which there is no executor,the motivating reason must be true at the time the rescript is issued;
No one is bound to use a rescript given only in his or her favor unless bound to do so by a canonical obligation from another source.
If in a rescript the granting of a favor is entrusted to an executor, it is up to the prudent judgment and conscience of the executor to grant or deny the favor.
No one is obliged to use a rescript granted in his or her favor only, unless bound by a canonical obligation from another source to do so.
A rescript of the Apostolic See in which there is no executor must be presented to the Ordinary of the person who obtains it only when this is prescribed in the rescript, or when there is question of public affairs, or when it is necessary to have the conditions verified.
Unless it is otherwise established, a rescript can be obtained for another, even without that person's consent, and it is valid before its acceptance, without prejudice to contrary clauses.
The Apostolic See transmits the rescript of the dispensation to the bishop who will notify the parties about the rescript and also as soon as possible will order the pastor both of the place where the marriage was contracted and of the place of baptism to note the granting of the dispensation in the marriage and baptismal registers.