Document,  Part

 1  6,2|          of effect to impede the execution of this decree; until by
 2 14,3|     assembling them all, the due execution of the law would be retarded;
 3 23,4|          appeal  ./. suspend the execution hereof, as relating to the
 4 23,4|       aforesaid are carried into execution, ascertain, that nothing
 5 24,2|        deprivation; and that the execution hereof shall not be able
 6 24,2|           which might hinder the execution hereof. But in case it should
 7 25,4|       way hinder, or suspend the execution of those things which shall
 8 25,4|          from being carried into execution: for the rest, the vicar
 9 26,3|   Regulars shall be carried into execution at once by all.~The holy
10 26,3|       things aforesaid be put in execution as soon as possible, It
11 26,3|       that they forthwith put in execution the matters aforesaid, and
12 26,3|        which is not carried into execution, the provincial Councils
13 26,3|       and other superiors in the execution of the things comprised
14 26,4|          be rashly used: when an execution can be made on property
15 26,4|        interdict, as often as an execution on the person or property
16 26,4|      remedies at law. But if the execution cannot be made in this way,
17 26,4|      criminal causes, wherein an execution can as above be effected
18 26,4|          censures ; but, if that execution cannot easily be made, it
19 26,4|         be any more carried into execution, but the benefices themselves
20 26,4| exemption, hinder or suspend the execution of the aforesaid; and the
21 27  |     decrees, or the more perfect execution thereof, or under any other