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  1 Intr            |      critical reviews and articles.~Case binding: isbn 0-943616-79-
  2 Intr            |           upon apostolic, or in any case most ancient, tradition,
  3 Intr            |              Therefore it was not a case of enacting a new law but
  4 Intr            |           This was true even in the case of animadversions contradicting
  5 Intr            |          fact, as often as it was a case of a doubtful matter or
  6    1,    0,   19|      lacking in a certain matter, a case, unless it is penal, must
  7    1,    0,   21|                        Can. 21 In a case of doubt, the revocation
  8    1,    0,   36|            manner of speaking. In a case of doubt, those which refer
  9    1,    0,   48|            is made for a particular case according to the norms of
 10    1,    0,   67|        notable negligence.~§3. In a case of doubt whether a rescript
 11    1,    0,   85|  ecclesiastical law in a particular case, can be granted by those
 12    1,    0,   90|            the circumstances of the case and the gravity of the law
 13    1,    0,   90|              also invalid.~§2. In a case of doubt concerning the
 14    1,    0,   92|            granted for a particular case.~
 15    1,    0,  101|           of the mother.~§2. In the case of a child of transients,
 16    1,    0,  101|       actual place of birth; in the case of an abandoned child, it
 17    1,    0,  111|           Church sui iuris; in that case, the person belongs to the
 18    1,    0,  139|           and urgent cause; in this case, the lower authority is
 19    1,    0,  162|            of presentation for that case. The authority to whom it
 20    2,    1,  266|           or society unless, in the case of societies, the constitutions
 21    2,    1,  271|              271 §1. Apart from the case of true necessity of his
 22    2,    1,  291|             Can. 291 Apart from the case mentioned in can. 290, n.
 23    2,    2,  343|        deliberative power, in which case he ratifies the decisions
 24    2,    2,  400|       legitimately impeded. In that case, he is to satisfy it through
 25    2,    2,  483|            or for acts of a certain case or affair only.~§2. The
 26    2,    2,  490|            to be opened except in a case of true necessity by the
 27    2,    2,  520|       predetermined time. In either case it is to be made by means
 28    2,    2,  527|           for a just cause; in this case, the notification of the
 29    2,    2,  531|    parochial account, unless in the case of voluntary openings the
 30    2,    2,  549|           pastor is absent. In this case, the vicar is also bound
 31    2,    2,  557|        legitimately has it; in that case, it is for the diocesan
 32    2,    3,  616|         regarding the goods in that case is also reserved.~§3. To
 33    2,    3,  678|         urge this obligation if the case warrants it.~§3. In organizing
 34    2,    3,  683|          visitation and also in the case of necessity, the diocesan
 35    2,    3,  703|                     Can. 703 In the case of grave external scandal
 36    2,    3,  706|           for himself;~3/ in either case, however, must dispose of
 37    4,    1,  850|         liturgical books, except in case of urgent necessity when
 38    4,    1,  853|               Can. 853 Apart from a case of necessity, the water
 39    4,    1,  857|           Can. 857 §1. Apart from a case of necessity, the proper
 40    4,    1,  860|           Can. 860 §1. Apart from a case of necessity, baptism is
 41    4,    1,  860|        grave cause.~§2. Except in a case of necessity or for some
 42    4,    1,  861|             local ordinary, or in a case of necessity any person
 43    4,    1,  862|                Can. 862 Except in a case of necessity, no one is
 44    4,    1,  869|            to the person or, in the case of an infant, to the parents.~
 45    4,    1,  911|             to the sick.~§2. In the case of necessity or with at
 46    4,    1,  916|     opportunity to confess; in this case the person is to remember
 47    4,    1,  925|             form of wine alone in a case of necessity.~
 48    4,    1,  932|        place unless in a particular case necessity requires otherwise;
 49    4,    1,  932|       requires otherwise; in such a case the celebration must be
 50    4,    1,  960|             of this type; in such a case reconciliation can be obtained
 51    4,    1,  962|      general absolution even in the case of danger of death, if there
 52    4,    1,  967|           denied it in a particular case.~§2. Those who possess the
 53    4,    1,  967|           denied it in a particular case, without prejudice to the
 54    4,    1,  967|           denied it in a particular case as regards his own subjects.~
 55    4,    1,  999|          law;~2/ any presbyter in a case of necessity, but only in
 56    4,    1, 1000|           performed carefully. In a case of necessity, however, a
 57    4,    1, 1003|          anointing of the sick in a case of necessity.~
 58    4,    1, 1005|             to be administered in a case of doubt whether the sick
 59    4,    1, 1060|             of law; therefore, in a case of doubt, the validity of
 60    4,    1, 1068|          parties, even sworn if the case warrants it, that they are
 61    4,    1, 1071|           Can. 1071 §1. Except in a case of necessity, a person is
 62    4,    1, 1077|          Can. 1077 §1. In a special case, the local ordinary can
 63    4,    1, 1079|  sacramental confession.~§4. In the case mentioned in §2, the local
 64    4,    1, 1080|     ordinary and, provided that the case is occult, all those mentioned
 65    4,    1, 1116|          for a month.~§2. In either case, if some other priest or
 66    4,    1, 1119|               Can. 1119 Outside the case of necessity, the rites
 67    4,    1, 1145|             observed.~§3. In either case, the fact that the interrogation
 68    4,    1, 1155|           to conjugal life; in this case the innocent spouse renounces
 69    4,    3, 1210|         forbidden. In an individual case, however, the ordinary can
 70    5,    0, 1262|     physical and juridic persons in case of grave necessity and under
 71    5,    0, 1278|            ordinary to intervene in case of negligence by an administrator.~§
 72    6,    1, 1341|            applied by decree in any case whatsoever.~§2. Perpetual
 73    6,    1, 1348|       unless the seriousness of the case clearly demands it; he cannot,
 74    6,    2, 1370|      penalty:~1/ in addition to the case mentioned in can. 1364, §
 75    6,    2, 1377|            order;~2/ apart from the case mentioned in §1, a person
 76    6,    2, 1394|         concubinage, other than the case mentioned in can. 1394,
 77    6,    2, 1394|           the clerical state if the case so warrants.~
 78    7,    1, 1410|          other tribunal.~§2. If the case concerns obligations which
 79    7,    1, 1414|           right of adjudicating the case belongs to the one which
 80    7,    1, 1416|            own contentious or penal case to the Holy See for adjudication
 81    7,    1, 1416|       already begun to adjudicate a case except in the case of an
 82    7,    1, 1416|     adjudicate a case except in the case of an appeal. For this reason,
 83    7,    1, 1416|        judge that it has called the case to itself.~
 84    7,    1, 1417|      another tribunal to instruct a case or to communicate acts.~
 85    7,    1, 1418|          following canons.~§2. If a case concerns the rights or temporal
 86    7,    1, 1422|            cann. 1419-1421. In this case, the group of bishops or
 87    7,    1, 1427|           function, to instruct the case.~§2. The bishop can approve
 88    7,    1, 1428|          who is to report about the case at the meeting of the judges
 89    7,    1, 1435|            bond but not in the same case.~§2. The promoter and the
 90    7,    1, 1447|             who has taken part in a case as a judge, promoter of
 91    7,    1, 1447|             validly decide the same case as judge or perform the
 92    7,    1, 1448|     undertake the adjudication of a case in which the judge is involved
 93    7,    1, 1452|          request of a party.~Once a case has been legitimately introduced,
 94    7,    1, 1455|          Whenever the nature of the case or the proofs is such that
 95    7,    1, 1460|         with the matter.~§2. In the case of an exception of relative
 96    7,    1, 1461|     incompetent at any stage of the case must declare the incompetence.~
 97    7,    1, 1469|               2. In addition to the case mentioned in §1, for a just
 98    7,    1, 1472|          acts, both the acts of the case, that is, those regarding
 99    7,    1, 1474|                Can. 1474 §1. In the case of an appeal, a copy of
100    7,    1      |          TITLE IV.~THE PARTIES IN A CASE (Cann. 1476 - 1490)~
101    7,    1, 1479|         guardian or curator for the case.~
102    7,    1, 1480|           representatives.~§2. In a case of the lack of or negligence
103    7,    1, 1484|           has been furnished if the case warrants it; the act, however,
104    7,    1, 1494|            of the connection of the case with the principal action
105    7,    1, 1495|          was delegated for only one case or is otherwise relatively
106    7,    2      |             THE INTRODUCTION OF THE CASE (Cann. 1501 - 1512)~
107    7,    2, 1501|           judge cannot adjudicate a case unless the party concerned
108    7,    2, 1503|        presenting a libellus or the case is easily investigated and
109    7,    2, 1503|           importance.~§2. In either case, however, the judge is to
110    7,    2, 1504|           the judge before whom the case is introduced, what is being
111    7,    2, 1504|            the petitioner bases the case and, at least generally,
112    7,    2, 1507|             the judge to pursue the case, however, there is no need
113    7,    2, 1508|             be communicated, as the case may be, to the guardian,
114    7,    2, 1512|             the judge to pursue the case:~1/ the matter ceases to
115    7,    2, 1512|           to be res integra;~2/ the case becomes proper to the otherwise
116    7,    2, 1518|          action is taken:~1/ if the case has not yet been concluded,
117    7,    2, 1518|           the litigation;~2/ if the case has been concluded, the
118    7,    2, 1522|             but not the acts of the case; indeed these acts can also
119    7,    2, 1522|             trial provided that the case involves the same persons
120    7,    2, 1522|    regarding those not party to the case, however, the acts have
121    7,    2, 1527|         useful for adjudicating the case and are licit can be brought
122    7,    2, 1536|          other circumstances of the case; the force of full proof
123    7,    2, 1542|      signatory and those deriving a case from them as an extrajudicial
124    7,    2, 1542|          who are not parties to the case as declarations of the parties
125    7,    2, 1550|    incapable:~1/ the parties in the case or those who stand for the
126    7,    2, 1550|             the parties in the same case;~2/ priests regarding all
127    7,    2, 1563|          the witness concerning the case, also inquire about the
128    7,    2, 1564|       offense, and pertinent to the case being tried.~
129    7,    2, 1566|  computations and accounts; in this case, they can consult the notes
130    7,    2, 1575|      appoint the experts or, if the case warrants, to accept reports
131    7,    2, 1577|          focus.~§2. The acts of the case and other documents and
132    7,    2, 1579|          other circumstances of the case.~§2. When giving reasons
133    7,    2, 1581|             inspect the acts of the case insofar as necessary and
134    7,    2, 1582|            If, in order to decide a case, the judge considers it
135    7,    2, 1587|             Can. 1587 An incidental case arises whenever, after the
136    7,    2, 1587|        nevertheless pertains to the case in such a way that it frequently
137    7,    2, 1588|             Can. 1588 An incidental case is proposed in writing or
138    7,    2, 1588|             to decide the principal case, indicating the connection
139    7,    2, 1588|      between this and the principal case.~
140    7,    2, 1589|       considered when the principal case is decided.~
141    7,    2, 1591|           1591 Before the principal case is completed, the judge
142    7,    2, 1592|           trial and decree that the case is to proceed to the definitive
143    7,    2, 1593|            before a decision in the case, the respondent can offer
144    7,    2, 1593|            before a decision in the case, the respondent can use
145    7,    2      | INTERVENTION OF A THIRD PERSON IN A CASE~
146    7,    2, 1596|          admitted to intervene in a case at any instance of the litigation,
147    7,    2, 1596|        before the conclusion of the case; in the libellus the person
148    7,    2, 1596|          person who intervenes in a case must be admitted at that
149    7,    2, 1596|             at that stage which the case has reached, with a brief
150    7,    2, 1596|            to present proofs if the case has reached the probatory
151    7,    2      |         ACTS, THE CONCLUSION OF THE CASE, AND THE DISCUSSION OF THE
152    7,    2      |           AND THE DISCUSSION OF THE CASE (Cann. 1598 - 1606)~ ~
153    7,    2, 1599|    completed, the conclusion of the case is reached.~§2. This conclusion
154    7,    2, 1599|             judge declares that the case is instructed sufficiently.~§
155    7,    2, 1599|             issue a decree that the case has reached its conclusion,
156    7,    2, 1600|         After the conclusion of the case, the judge can still summon
157    7,    2, 1601|         After the conclusion of the case, the judge is to determine
158    7,    2, 1604|             outside the acts of the case.~§2. If the discussion of
159    7,    2, 1604|            If the discussion of the case has been done in writing,
160    7,    2, 1607|                    Can. 1607 When a case has been handled in a judicial
161    7,    2, 1607|              if it is the principal case, the judge decides it through
162    7,    2, 1607|          sentence; if an incidental case, through an interlocutory
163    7,    2, 1608|      absolved, unless it concerns a case which has the favor of law,
164    7,    2, 1608|          the favor of law, in which case the judge must pronounce
165    7,    2, 1609|     conclusions on the merit of the case with the reasons in law
166    7,    2, 1609|            added to the acts of the case and must be kept secret.~§
167    7,    2, 1609|            ponens or relator of the case. A discussion then follows
168    7,    2, 1609|       unless the instruction of the case must be completed according
169    7,    2, 1610|           from the day on which the case was decided unless in a
170    7,    2, 1618|             least some party in the case.~ ~
171    7,    2, 1619|           1622 and 1623, whenever a case involves the good of private
172    7,    2, 1620|           the tribunal in which the case was decided;~3/ a judge
173    7,    2, 1629|           sentence or a decree in a case where the law requires the
174    7,    2, 1632|         higher grade deals with the case, without prejudice to can.
175    7,    2, 1640|    completed, the discussion of the case is to take place and the
176    7,    2, 1642|            introduction of the same case.~
177    7,    2, 1644|     sentence has been rendered in a case concerning the status of
178    7,    2, 1644|             new presentation of the case must be admitted or not.~§
179    7,    2, 1644|             new presentation of the case does not suspend the execution
180    7,    2, 1646|             the sentence; if in the case mentioned in can. 1645, §
181    7,    2, 1648|      pronounce on the merits of the case.~ ~
182    7,    2, 1650|         suitable guarantees, if the case warrants, for provisions
183    7,    2, 1654|         concerning the merit of the case. If it is discovered from
184    7,    2, 1668|           in the instruction of the case or something else turns
185    7,    2, 1668|            private is to decide the case immediately; the dispositive
186    7,    2, 1669|          the sentence and remit the case to the tribunal which rendered
187    7,    3, 1675|             a spouse dies while the case is pending, however, can.
188    7,    3, 1676|             1676 Before accepting a case and whenever there is hope
189    7,    3, 1677|      marriage is established in the case but also must determine
190    7,    3, 1677|          for the instruction of the case by a new decree if the parties
191    7,    3, 1681|         during the instruction of a case, a very probable doubt emerges
192    7,    3, 1681|         occur, after suspending the case of nullity with the consent
193    7,    3, 1682|           by decree or to admit the case to an ordinary examination
194    7,    3, 1688|            confirmed or whether the case must rather proceed according
195    7,    3, 1688|         event the judge remands the case to the tribunal of first
196    7,    3, 1692|           the civil forum.~§3. If a case concerns only the merely
197    7,    3, 1692|              is to try to defer the case to the civil forum from
198    7,    3, 1695|           1695 Before accepting the case and whenever there is hope
199    7,    3, 1699|        founded.~§2. If the proposed case has special difficulties
200    7,    3, 1701|      because of the difficulty of a case, a bishop can permit the
201    7,    3, 1709|    designated by it must handle the case.~§2. Once the libellus has
202    7,    3, 1710|             congregation refers the case to a tribunal, the canons
203    7,    4, 1725|            In the discussion of the case, whether done in written
204    7,    4, 1729|          trial.~§3. The appeal in a case for damages is made according
205    7,    5, 1739|           with the recourse, as the case warrants, is permitted not
206    7,    5, 1746|             or for a pension as the case warrants and circumstances