A Commentary on the New Code of Canon Law, Vol. 5 (Classic Reprint): Book III: De Rebus, or Administrative Law; Marriage Law (Can. 1012-1143), ... Trials (Can. 1960-1992) (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A comprehensive commentary on the Code of Canon Law’s marriage and matrimonial issues. This edition explains how canon law defines marriage, its ends, and the rules that govern consent, impediments, and the form of celebration. It combines doctrinal foundations with the practical codes that govern real cases across jurisdictions.

The volume surveys the structure of marriage law, including how consent creates marriage, the role of impediments, and the form required for valid covenants. It also details matrimonial trials, the authority of priests and bishops, and procedures for dispensations, births, and adoptions within the canonical system. Readers will gain a clear view of how theory meets courtroom practice in church tribunals.

• Clear explanations of the essential elements of marriage and the consent principle


• In‑depth discussion of impediments, dispensations, and the proper form of celebration


• Coverage of matrimonial trials, jurisdiction, and the roles of church authorities


• Examples and references to canons related to adoption, mixed marriages, and revalidations

Ideal for readers of ecclesiastical law, canonists, clergy, and scholars seeking a thorough, accessible guide to Catholic marriage law.

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