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 1    1,    0,  143|     suspended if, legitimately, an appeal is made or a recourse is
 2    2,    2,  333|     exercising this office.~§3. No appeal or recourse is permitted
 3    6,    1, 1352|                       Can. 1353 An appeal or recourse from judicial
 4    7,    1, 1416|           except in the case of an appeal. For this reason, the judge
 5    7,    1, 1437|    tribunal of a suffragan bishop, appeal is made to the metropolitan
 6    7,    1, 1437|           before the metropolitan, appeal is made to the tribunal
 7    7,    1, 1444|        Holy See through legitimate appeal;~2/ in third or further
 8    7,    1, 1460|         decision does not admit of appeal; a complaint of nullity
 9    7,    1, 1460|        party who feels injured can appeal to the appellate tribunal
10    7,    1, 1474|         1474 §1. In the case of an appeal, a copy of the acts authenticated
11    7,    1, 1486|      issued, the right and duty to appeal, if the mandating person
12    7,    2, 1609|          the higher tribunal if an appeal is made.~§5. If the judges
13    7,    2, 1625|          proposed together with an appeal within the time established
14    7,    2, 1625|            time established for an appeal.~
15    7,    2, 1626| established by can. 1623 unless an appeal together with a complaint
16    7,    2      |                        CHAPTER II.~APPEAL~
17    7,    2, 1628|         presence have the right to appeal the sentence to a higher
18    7,    2, 1629|              Can. 1629 There is no appeal:~1/ from a sentence of the
19    7,    2, 1629|      defect of nullity, unless the appeal is joined with a complaint
20    7,    2, 1629|        unless it is joined with an appeal from a definitive sentence;~
21    7,    2, 1630|                   Can. 1630 §1. An appeal must be introduced before
22    7,    2, 1630|            the sentence.~§2. If an appeal is made orally, the notary
23    7,    2, 1631|          arises about the right to appeal, the appellate tribunal
24    7,    2, 1632|               Can. 1632 §1. If the appeal does not indicate the tribunal
25    7,    2, 1633|                       Can. 1633 An appeal must be pursued before the
26    7,    2, 1633|         unless the judge from whom appeal is made has established
27    7,    2, 1634|         Can. 1634 §1. To pursue an appeal it is required and suffices
28    7,    2, 1634|      indicates the reasons for the appeal.~§2. If a party cannot obtain
29    7,    2, 1634|            the tribunal from which appeal is made within the useful
30    7,    2, 1634|           bind the judge from whom appeal is made by a precept to
31    7,    2, 1634|      Meanwhile the judge from whom appeal is made must transmit the
32    7,    2, 1635|         1635 Once the deadline for appeal has passed without action
33    7,    2, 1635|            the judge from whom the appeal is made or before the appellate
34    7,    2, 1635|           the appellate judge, the appeal is considered abandoned.~
35    7,    2, 1636|         appellant can renounce the appeal with the effects mentioned
36    7,    2, 1636|         justice has introduced the appeal, the defender of the bond
37    7,    2, 1637|                   Can. 1637 §1. An appeal made by the petitioner also
38    7,    2, 1637|            one party introduces an appeal against one ground of the
39    7,    2, 1637|      sentence, the other party can appeal incidentally against other
40    7,    2, 1637|          day on which the original appeal was made known to the latter,
41    7,    2, 1637|        even if the deadline for an appeal has passed.~§4. Unless it
42    7,    2, 1637|           is otherwise evident, an appeal is presumed to be made against
43    7,    2, 1638|                       Can. 1638 An appeal suspends the execution of
44    7,    2, 1641|          for petitioning;~2/ if an appeal against the sentence has
45    7,    2, 1641|    rendered from which there is no appeal according to the norm of
46    7,    2, 1649|            2. There is no separate appeal from the determination of
47    7,    2, 1650|            the sentence and, if an appeal has been proposed, also
48    7,    3      |            5.~THE SENTENCE AND THE APPEAL~
49    7,    3, 1687|          defender of the bond must appeal against the declaration
50    7,    3, 1687|     aggrieved retains the right of appeal.~
51    7,    3, 1693|       process has been used and an appeal is proposed, the tribunal
52    7,    4, 1727|         The accused can propose an appeal even if the sentence dismissed
53    7,    4, 1727|            promoter of justice can appeal whenever the promoter judges
54    7,    4, 1729|           the penal trial.~§3. The appeal in a case for damages is
55    7,    4, 1729|         cann. 1628-1640 even if an appeal cannot be made in the penal