Document,  Part

 1  6,2|           custom, or exemption, or appeal, or reclamation, or action
 2  8,1|            himself, by means of an appeal, from being bound to undergo
 3 14,3|       those bishops there shall be appeal. ~The same sacred and holy
 4 14,3|         under the subterfuge of an appeal, impede the process of the
 5 14,3|          causes, there shall be no appeal, before the definitive sentence,
 6 14,3|         bound to defer to any such appeal, as being frivolous; but
 7 14,3|            ulterior measures, that appeal, or any inhibition whatsoever
 8 14,3|          emanating from a judge of appeal, as also every usage and
 9 14,3|      sentence, or that there is no appeal from the said definitive
10 14,3|        untouched. ~CHAPTER II. ~An appeal from the bishop in criminal
11 14,3|            it be from him that the appeal is made, the case shall
12 14,3|     accused. And he, from whom the appeal is made, shall furnish on
13 14,3|         otherwise the said case of appeal shall be terminated without
14 22,2|          manner, setting aside any appeal or exemption whatsoever.
15 22,2|           aside every exemption or appeal whatsoever. ~CHAPTER VII. ~
16 22,2|       repairs; setting aside every appeal, exemption, or reservation
17 23,4|            Ordinary; nor shall any appeal  ./. suspend the execution
18 23,4|      granting inhibitions after an appeal, be bound to observe the
19 23,4|          and causes; nor shall any appeal on their parts suspend the
20 24,2|            a corruption, or by any appeal, or inhibition, even in
21 24,2|            even immemorial, or any appeal, and allegation, which might
22 24,2|            who is fit, without any appeal being allowed; but should
23 25,4|   exemption, or any inhibition, or appeal, or complaint, even though
24 25,4|           shall any devolution, or appeal, interposed even before
25 25,4|          cannot be redressed by an appeal from that definitive sentence.
26 25,4| Furthermore, should any individual appeal in those cases allowed of
27 25,4|           expense, to the judge of appeal, all the acts of the proceedings
28 25,4|          may acquaint the judge of appeal therewith. But if the appellee
29 26,3|   penalties, without regarding any appeal whatsoever, the disobedient
30 26,3|      settle, without regarding any appeal; anything to the contrary
31 26,4|     excommunication. Nor shall any appeal, or exemption, hinder or