of privilege - Übersetzung nach griechisch
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of privilege - Übersetzung nach griechisch

Privilege of Competency; Competency, Privilege of

of privilege      
προνομιακός
προνομιακός      
of privilege, preferential
son of god         
  • Statue of King [[David]] by [[Nicolas Cordier]] in the Borghese Chapel of the [[Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore]]
  • A [[denarius]] minted circa 18 BC. Obverse: CAESAR AVGVSTVS; reverse: DIVVS IVLIV(S)
RELIGIOUS TITLE, DESIGNATING A MONARCH, MESSIAH, DEMIGOD, OR DEITY
Son of god; Gods Son; Son Of God; The Son of God; Ho huios tou theou; Nasir Jones: God's Son; God's Son; Son of Allah
n. υιός του θεού

Definition

physician-patient privilege
n. the right and obligation of a physician to refuse to testify in a trial or other legal proceeding about any statement made to him/her by a patient on the basis that any communication between doctor and patient is confidential. A patient could sue the physician for damages if the doctor breaches the confidence by testifying. Of course, in most trials involving injuries the physician will testify with the plaintiff's permission. Note: when the defendant's physician examines the injured plaintiff, the plaintiff has given permission for that examination and potential testimony, so a plaintiff must be cautious in making statements. See also: confidential communication privilege

Wikipedia

Privilege of competency

The privilege of competency is, in Catholic canon law, the right of a cleric to proper sustenance.

When a parochial church has been incorporated with a collegiate institution or monastery and a vicar has been appointed to the cure of souls in the parish, the possessors of the benefice are obliged to give him the needful salary. Nor can the right to this competency be done away with by agreement. If a private contract be made by which a less sum is to be accepted, it will not bind the successor of the contracting vicar. Even if the contract be approved by public authority, it is not binding unless an amount sufficient for the proper support of the pastor be stipulated. The right to competency also has place when several simple benefices are united with a parish church. If the endowment is not sufficient for the necessary number of pastors, then recourse is to be had to firstfruits, tithes, and collections among the parishioners.

It is the duty of the bishop to see that those who have the care of souls be provided with proper support.

Beispiele aus Textkorpus für of privilege
1. The libel was dismissed because police statements are protected by the law of privilege.
2. Showing newspapers is also a breach of privilege of the House," Shekhawat said.
3. "Public school is a label which shouts of privilege and of guarding tradition.
4. The daughter of a lawyer and teacher, she has enjoyed a life of privilege.
5. "It defended the actions only on the basis of privilege and fair comment.