Hacia un nuevo consenso en la regulaciÓn de los cementerios: La evoluciÓn de las normas civiles y canÓnicas a lo largo del S. XX

Translated title of the contribution: Towards a new consensus in cemetery regulation: The civil and canonical law evolution during the twentieth Century

Andrés Irarrázaval Gomien*

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    Abstract

    In the first half of the XIX century, cemeteries were created on cities' outskirts and a mutual understanding was achieved between civil and ecclesiastical authorities regarding their legal regulation. The 1883 Secularist Law of Cemeteries broke this consensus. However, civil and canon law developments during the twentieth century made possible a new convergence. Nowadays cemeteries have a regulation stating a new consensus reached between state and church..

    Translated title of the contributionTowards a new consensus in cemetery regulation: The civil and canonical law evolution during the twentieth Century
    Original languageSpanish
    Pages (from-to)33-56
    Number of pages24
    JournalRevista Chilena de Derecho
    Volume45
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    StatePublished - Apr 2018

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