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 1 Intr            |      the whole Church.~A second question arises concerning the very
 2 Intr            |        reply adequately to this question one must mentally recall
 3 Intr            | affirmatively) to the following question: whether it pleased the
 4    1,    0,  189|      provision of the office in question; this must be done either
 5    1,    0,  197|    legislation of the nation in question, without prejudice to the
 6    2,    2,  366|         ordinary unless it is a question of celebrating marriages;~
 7    2,    2,  378|        to fulfill the office in question;~2/ of good reputation;~
 8    2,    2,  483|       priest can be called into question, the notary must be a priest.~
 9    2,    2,  521|       to care for the parish in question.~§3. For the office of pastor
10    2,    2,  553|    ministry in the vicariate in question according to his own prudent
11    4,    1,  883|        as regards the person in question, the presbyter who by virtue
12    4,    1, 1046|       same cause unless it is a question of the irregularity for
13    4,    1, 1049|       bad faith.~§2. If it is a question of the irregularity from
14    4,    3, 1242|         churches unless it is a question of burying in their own
15    6,    1, 1336|       that place unless it is a question of a house designated for
16    7,    1, 1400|     matters in which there is a question of sin, in what pertains
17    7,    1, 1427|         and in what manner if a question may arise about this while
18    7,    1, 1451|               Can. 1451 §1. The question of an objection must be
19    7,    1, 1472|      regarding the merit of the question, and the acts of the process,
20    7,    1, 1500|   object whose possession is in question is located are to be observed
21    7,    2, 1505|        the presiding judge; the question of the rejection is to be
22    7,    2, 1513|       however, must resolve the question as promptly as possible (
23    7,    2, 1530|       1530 The judge can always question the parties to draw out
24    7,    2, 1587|         through the citation, a question is proposed which nevertheless
25    7,    2, 1587|   resolved before the principal question, even if it was not expressly
26    7,    2, 1589|         the proposed incidental question seems to have a foundation
27    7,    2, 1589|     judge admits the incidental question, the judge is to decide
28    7,    2, 1589|       to resolve the incidental question before the definitive sentence,
29    7,    2, 1589|     judge is to decree that the question will be considered when
30    7,    2, 1590|      1590 §1. If the incidental question must be resolved by sentence,
31    7,    2, 1616|         objects, the incidental question is to be decided by a decree.~
32    7,    2, 1631|                  Can. 1631 If a question arises about the right to
33    7,    2, 1652|   accounts, it is an incidental question which the same judge who
34    7,    3, 1675|       of the spouses unless the question of validity is prejudicial
35    7,    4, 1718|        to resolve equitably the question of damages.~