PATRONATUS Jus

PATRONATUS Jus
PATRONATUS Jus
hodie aliter iur Civili, aliter Cononicô accipitur. Nam iure Civiliappellatur hoc ius, quod Patroni in libertorum persona bonisque habent, operarum scil. exactionem, intestati successionem, bonorum possessionem contra tab. tit. de iur. part. Vide supra Papia, et intra Patronus. Iure vero Canonicô, ius Patronatus (seu Advocationem seu Custodiam seu aliô nomine quis illud appellet) est ius idoneos Rectorcs in Ecclesiis in stituendi, Episcopo offerendi etc. quod aliuci in Ecclesia acquiritur eô, quod ipse vel eius Maiores templum posuerint, aedificârint vel opibus non minimum auxerint, e quo iure cum utilitate honor et onus simul resultant. Ioh. Calvin. Lexic. Iurid. Brandmyllero Ius Paironatus est, quod quis Clericus vel laicus habet in Ecclesia, quam aedificavit vel dotavit, vel fundavit. C. nobis 25. X. de Iure Patron. c. piae memoriae 16. et ibi gl. 16. q. 7. c. filius. 3. 16. q. 7. c. 18. q. 2. Consistit autem potissimum in iure praesentandi instituendum ad beneficium vacans, gl. 1. can. piae ment. 16. q. 7. c. 1. §. aedificatoris. 1. 5. c. quicumque. §. fin. c. decernimus c. Monasierium. vers. liceatque. c. illud. §. fin. 16. quaest. 7. Et quidem Laico Patrono quatuor tantum menses ad praesentandum, a vacationis tempore, conceduntur et indulgentur, Can. cum propter X. de iure Patron. Collegio vero sive Clericis sex menses, Can. nulla X. de concess. pr. Unde est, quod Patronus Laicus (ut cui minus temporis concessum) licet praesentet indignum, tamen suô iure seu postestate praesentandi non privetur, Clericus vero, si eligat vel praesentet indignum, ipsô iure sit privandus vel privetur, c. cum vos X. d. off. Iud. ord. Acquiritur porro hoc ius fundatione. ipsô iure, etiam si Patronus id sibi non reservaverit, modo illud non remiserti, nobis ibi. ut pro quo etiam non vigilante, ipsa lura vigilant, Iac. Brandmyllerus Manud. ad Iu: Canonic. et Civ. Tandem Patrono seu
fundatori Eclesiae id honoris debetur, ut, si ad inopiam redactus fuerit ab Ecclesia ei officiose succurratur. Unde versiculi.
Patrono debetur honos, onus, emolumentum,
Praesentet, praesit, desendat, alatur egenus etc.
Illis vero mortuis illini pariel es sacros nigrô colore, intus et extra, in taeniae seu limbi speciem liturisque hisce adponi, per certa intervalla, depicta illorum in signia consuevisse, diximus supra voce Litrae. Κτητορικὸν δίκαιον apud Pachymerem, ius hoc dici, videbimus infra, voce Possessor.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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