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 1    1,    0,  133|                 Can. 133 §1. A delegate who exceeds the limits of
 2    1,    0,  133|     does not act at all.~§2. A delegate who carries out those things
 3    1,    0,  137|       for all cases unless the delegate was chosen for personal
 4    1,    0,  138|       things without which the delegate cannot exercise this power.~
 5    1,    0,  142|   directly communicated to the delegate as well as by resignation
 6    1,    0,  142|       as by resignation of the delegate made known to and accepted
 7    2,    1,  262|  rector of the seminary or his delegate fulfills the office of pastor
 8    2,    2,  462|        synod. He can, however, delegate a vicar general or episcopal
 9    2,    2,  492| diocesan bishop himself or his delegate presides and which consists
10    2,    2,  508|       faculty, which he cannot delegate to others, of absolving
11    2,    2,  535|    signed by the pastor or his delegate and sealed with the parochial
12    2,    2,  535|     the diocesan bishop or his delegate at the time of visitation
13    3,    0,  833|        of the president or his delegate, all those who attend with
14    3,    0,  833|     the diocesan bishop or his delegate, vicars general, episcopal
15    3,    0,  833|      the local ordinary or his delegate and at the beginning of
16    4,    1, 1111|    ordinary and the pastor can delegate to priests and deacons the
17    4,    1, 1112|        the diocesan bishop can delegate lay persons to assist at
18    4,    3, 1207|  Either of them, moreover, can delegate another priest for this
19    5,    0, 1282|     before the ordinary or his delegate that they will administer
20    7,    1, 1426|        personally or through a delegate; if the controversy is between
21    7,    2, 1561|    1561 The judge, the judge’s delegate, or an auditor examines