Episcopal Conference of Spain – is there a Need for Particular Regulations Concerning Autonomous Foundations?
Remigio Beneyto Berenguer
Universidad CEU-Cardenal Herrera de Valencia , SpainAbstract
The article is divided into three parts: the first one, preceded by an introduction, succinctly presents ethe position of autonomous foundations in Spanish dioceses and the Episcopal Conference in Spain; the second part shows the procedurę used for public and private foundations created in Spanish dioceses and by the Episcopal Conference in Spain, wher as a consequence we can see the lack of clear criteria in differentiating public and private foundautions by the Church autoritier, in the moment of legal regulating of the autonomous foundations. The third part contains presentations of some of the solutions enabling integration of particular rules concernind autonomous foundations.
Keywords:
foundation, legal order, particular normReferences
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