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 1 Canons,  3 |       evasion of recourse to an appeal, should they wish by an
 2 Canons,  3 |          should they wish by an appeal to protect themselves against
 3 Canons,  6 |        they think will lodge an appeal. Others too, while they
 4 Canons,  6 |         of a superior, lodge an appeal without any real grounds
 5 Canons,  6 |      prelates under cover of an appeal, we lay down by this present
 6 Canons,  6 |  recklessly have recourse to an appeal, contrary to ecclesiastical
 7 Canons,  6 |      own need he should make an appeal, let a proper limit be fixed
 8 Canons,  6 |       business someone makes an appeal, but fails to appear when
 9 Canons,  6 | deterred from lightly making an appeal to the injury of another.
10 Canons,  6 |    fault, should not presume to appeal against the regular discipline
11 Canons,  16|     junior party, apart from an appeal, whatever is determined