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1    1,    0,   85|          itself or by legitimate delegation.~
2    1,    0,  131|         3. The burden of proving delegation rests on the one who claims
3    1,    0,  142| cessation of the purpose for the delegation; by revocation of the one
4    2,    2,  566|        particular law or special delegation, a chaplain possesses by
5    4,    1, 1111|  territory.~§2. To be valid, the delegation of the faculty to assist
6    4,    1, 1111|           If it concerns special delegation, it must be given for a
7    4,    1, 1111|           if it concerns general delegation, it must be given in writing.~
8    4,    1, 1113|         Can. 1113 Before special delegation is granted, all those things
9    4,    1, 1114|     assists in virtue of general delegation.~