Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|        but also functioned like tribunals, judging cases of bishops
 2  I,2   |        of State, Congregations, Tribunals, Councils and Offices, namely
 3  I,3   |       are sent to the competent tribunals, without prejudice to arts. 
 4 IV     |                             IV ~TRIBUNALS ~
 5 IV,2   | conflicts of competence between tribunals which are not subject to
 6 IV,2   |         the competence of lower tribunals; ~4. to grant its approval
 7 IV,2   |        to grant its approval to tribunals for appeals reserved to
 8 IV,2   |       erection of interdiocesan tribunals. ~Art. 125 — The Apostolic
 9 IV,3   |    provides assistance to lower tribunals.~Art. 127 — The judges of
10 IV,3   |        been decided by ordinary tribunals of first instance and are
11 IV,3   |       Tribunal and by any other tribunals, unless they have become
12 VI,3   |        actions to the competent tribunals.~ ~
13 VIII   |         civil or ecclesiastical tribunals in the name of the Holy