Can. 76 §1. A privilege is a favor given through a particular act to the benefit of certain physical or juridic persons; it can be granted by the legislator as well as by an executive authority to whom the legislator has granted this power.
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Can. 76 §2. Centenary or immemorial possession induces the presumption that a privilege has been granted.
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