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496

  1. A socius does not have a vote except in the chapter for which he has been elected. Moreover, his election does not stand if the chapter is delayed beyond a year.
  2. If, however, the election of a prior provincial must be held several times because of cassation, or the refusal by the one elected, the same socius shall be admitted to the new election.
  3. If an elected socius is impeded before the beginning of a chapter, another may be elected in his place.
Start Date
19681002