APPENDICES APPENDIX 1: CANONS 1281-1288 FOR REFERENCECanon 1281§1 3 With due regard for the prescriptions of their statutes, administrators invalidly posit actswhich go beyond the limits and procedures of ordinary administration unless they first obtainwritten authority from the ordinary.§2 3 The acts which go beyond the limits and procedures of ordinary administration are to bedefined in the statutes; if, however, the statutes do not mention such acts, it is within thecompetence of the diocesan bishop to determine such acts for persons subject to him after he hasheard the finance council.§3 3 Unless and to the extent that it is to its own advantage, a juridic person is not held to answerfor acts invalidly posited by its administrators. A juridic person, however, is responsible for actsillegitimately but validly posited by its administrators with due regard for the right to sue or tohave recourse against administrators who have damaged it.Canon 1282 3 All clerics or lay persons who through a legitimate title take part in theadministration of ecclesiastical goods are bound to fulfill their duties in the name of the Churchand in accord with the norm of law.Canon 1283 3 Before administrators take office:1° 3 they must take an oath before the ordinary or his delegate that they will be efficient andfaithful administrators;2° 3 they are to prepare, sign and subsequently renew an accurate and detailed inventory ofimmovable goods, movable goods, either precious or of significant cultural value, or other goodsalong with a description and appraisal of them;3° 3 one copy of this inventory is to be kept in the archives of the administration; the other, in thecurial archives; any change whatever which the patrimony may undergo is to be noted on eachcopy.Canon 1284§1 3 All administrators are bound to fulfill their office with the diligence of a good housekeeper.§2 3 For this reason they must:1° 3 take care that none of the goods entrusted to their care is in any way lost or damagedand take out insurance policies for this purpose, insofar as such is necessary;2° 3 take care that the ownership of ecclesiastical goods is safeguarded through civillyvalid methods;3° 3 observe the prescriptions of both canon and civil law or those imposed by thefounder, donor or legitimate authority; they must especially be on guard lest the Churchbe harmed through the non-observance of civil laws;4° 3 accurately collect the revenues and income of goods when they are legally due,safeguard them once collected and apply them according to the intention of the founderor according to legitimate norms;5° 3 pay the interest on a loan or mortgage when it is due and take care that the capitaldebt itself is repaid in due time;108
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