Canon

 1 3 |  territories subject to their jurisdiction all heretics pointed out
 2 5 |    provinces subject to their jurisdiction appeals may be taken to
 3 6 |    informally and without any jurisdiction diligently investigate such
 4 42|      cleric may so extend his jurisdiction as to become detrimental
 5 42|    extend in the future their jurisdiction under the pretext of ecclesiastical
 6 44| destruction and usurpation of jurisdiction, and those having recourse
 7 45|    the future to extend their jurisdiction in the aforesaid matter
 8 48|    refusal deny or reject the jurisdiction of his judge. ~Text. By
 9 48|   time, let the judge use his jurisdiction; but if it has been legitimately
10 48|       the latter exercise his jurisdiction. But, if the appellant fails
11 60|    matters that belong to the jurisdiction of the bishops. ~Text. From