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VII. Law |
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| 7.6 Creation of Law | ||
| Article 277-Decree | ||
| Canon 3077 | ||
| A Decree is a valid Form of Deed or Order promulgated by an Official Person, subject to the limits of their authority, in accordance with these canons and the procedures of their Office. | ||
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| Canon 3078 | ||
| A Decree is not valid, but an inferior and false document if it does not conform to these canons. | ||
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| Canon 3079 | ||
| A Decree is the highest form of law that may be promulgated within the limits of law of a Juridic Person. A Decree may not be issued unless permitted for a specific purpose under the laws of the Juridic Person by an Official Person holding such authority. | ||
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| Canon 3080 | ||
| Only three (3) types of Official Person may issue a valid Decree, Supreme, Superior and Ordinary: | ||
| (i) A Decree Issued by a Supreme Official Person is called an Imperium when promulgated as an order or Edictum when promulgated as a deed; and | ||
| (ii) A Decree Issued by a Superior Official Person is called an Institutum when promulgated as an order and Consultum when promulgated as a deed; and | ||
| (iii) A Decree Issued by a Ordinary Official Person is called an Ordinatim when promulgated as an order and Decretum when promulgated as a deed. | ||
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| Canon 3081 | ||
| A Decree may not be abrogated, nor overturned by a lesser Juridic Person, only by a higher Juridic Person by Prescript, or higher Official Person by Decree. | ||
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| Canon 3082 | ||
| By definition, no inferior person being an official of Inferior Roman Law, Sharia Law or Talmudic Law has any valid authority to issue a valid Decree. Any by-law of an inferior Juridic person claiming to be a decree automatically causes such a by-law to be null and void from the beginning. | ||
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