Canon

 1 7 |     CANON 7~Summary No custom or appeal shall hinder prelates from
 2 12|     ecclesiastical censure-every appeal being denied-they restrain
 3 24|       the chapter, absolutely no appeal being allowed. Or the authority
 4 35|          has good grounds for an appeal before sentence, must make
 5 35|          not without good reason appeal to a higher judge before
 6 35|         sufficient ground for an appeal, he must make known this
 7 35|          finds the ground for an appeal insufficient, he must return
 8 36|        interlocutory sentence an appeal has been taken does not
 9 36|      principal cause, even if an appeal been taken from such a threat
10 47|       made, let him not heed the appeal unless it be an error about
11 47|       summons of him to whom the appeal has been made, or of one
12 48|          of deceitful refusal or appeal, the inquiry of the one
13 48|       warned should resort to an appeal, let no heed be given to
14 48| established, since the remedy of appeal was not instituted for the
15 48|          recourse to a frivolous appeal, let him explain in the
16 48|       the probable ground of the appeal, namely, such a ground as,
17 48|       opponent, the cause of the appeal is to be continued within
18 48|        then, notwithstanding the appeal, let the judge proceed with
19 48|    opponent and the cause of the appeal has been proved before the
20 63|     baseness and depravity by an appeal to a custom of long standing.
21 67|       The Christians also, every appeal being set aside, shall,