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The relaxation of a law in a particular case. Laws made for the common good sometimes work undue hardship in particular cases. In such cases, where sufficient reasons are present, dispensations may be granted by proper authorities. Noone, not even the Pope, may dispense anyone from the precepts of divine law. |
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