A decree (of the Latin decretum , “decision”) is a legislative Norme.

Within the meaning of the canonical right

In the History of the canonical right, the term “decree” indicated a collection of legislative texts of the Church (pontifical decisions, conciliar decrees ):

• Decree of Burchard de Worms;
• '' Décret '' of Gratien.

The importance of the decree of Gratien quickly made decree a synonym of “canonical right”. The expression “faculty of decree” then indicated the faculties specialized in canonical right, that of “Faculty of Law” being restricted to those which taught the Roman law.

See too

National articles

• Decree in France
• Decree in Belgium

In Belgium, a decree (or an ordinance for Brussels) is decisions which emanate from the Legislative power of a federate entitée producing legal effects.

List decrees

• Decree of Alhambra
• Decree against the refractory priests
• Decree of two thirds
• Decree on enforcement of a law
• Committee of the decrees
• Decree against the images
• Decree of Berlin
• Decree on the obligatory use of the tu
• Decree of Declaration of peace in the world
• Decree 770 controlling the abortion in Romania
• Decree on the creation of the revolutionary Tribunal

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