Title, Canon
1 4,110 | patriarchal Church is the tribunal in~the patriarchal Church
2 4,114 | patriarchal~curia, the ordinary tribunal of the patriarchal Church,
3 4,133 | to erect a metropolitan tribunal; (4) to oversee that~the
4 6,159 | to erect a metropolitan~tribunal; (4) to oversee that the
5 12,501 | it is to be done by the tribunal of the authority immediately
6 12,501 | collected in the matter to this~tribunal and the case shall be processed
7 24,1060| contentious~cases by the tribunal designated by the Roman
8 24,1062| constitutes the~highest tribunal within the territorial boundaries
9 24,1062| with him shall constitute a tribunal; if, however, one of the
10 24,1062| permanent synod. 3. This tribunal is to judge the contentious~
11 24,1062| against a judge~of an ordinary tribunal of the patriarchal Church.~
12 24,1063| to establish an ordinary tribunal for the~patriarchal Church,
13 24,1063| Church, distinct from the tribunal of the patriarch's~eparchy.
14 24,1063| patriarch's~eparchy. 2. This tribunal is to have its own president,
15 24,1063| resignation from office. 3. This tribunal is the appellate tribunal
16 24,1063| tribunal is the appellate tribunal in second and~further instances
17 24,1063| in lower tribunals; this tribunal has also the rights of a
18 24,1063| rights of a metropolitan tribunal in those parts~of the patriarchal
19 24,1063| been established. 4. This tribunal is competent to judge in
20 24,1063| other cases reserved to~this tribunal by a prescription of particular
21 24,1064| 1064~1. The metropolitan tribunal which is not distinct from
22 24,1064| is not distinct from the~tribunal of the eparchy of the metropolitan
23 24,1064| metropolitan is the appellate tribunal for sentences of the eparchial
24 24,1064| appeal is to be made to the tribunal which the~metropolitan or
25 24,1065| Canon 1065~The tribunal of third instance is the
26 24,1066| eparchial bishop, the appellate tribunal judges in first instance,
27 24,1067| Canon 1067~1. A tribunal of first instance for several
28 24,1067| the Apostolic See. 2. This tribunal should be established if~
29 24,1067| reasons to~establish his own tribunal; within the territorial
30 24,1067| if such is the case, this tribunal is to~be established by
31 24,1067| eparchies for which such a tribunal has been established,~a
32 24,1067| a collegiate eparchial tribunal cannot be established validly. ~
33 24,1067| consented to having such~a tribunal, or an eparchial bishop
34 24,1067| bishop has over his own tribunal; if,~however, the tribunal
35 24,1067| tribunal; if,~however, the tribunal was established by the synod
36 24,1067| Church,~an appeal from this tribunal is made to the ordinary
37 24,1067| is made to the ordinary tribunal of~the patriarchal Church;
38 24,1067| cases, it is made to~the tribunal designated in a stable manner
39 24,1067| Apostolic See,~or to the tribunal designated by the Apostolic
40 24,1068| themselves to establish a common tribunal to adjudicate contentious~
41 24,1068| suitable judges and other~tribunal officers are lacking, the
42 24,1068| they establish a common tribunal. 3. The eparchial~bishops
43 24,1068| consent to having a common tribunal are to designate~one of
44 24,1068| bishop~has over his own tribunal. 4. Appeals from sentences
45 24,1068| first instance by a common tribunal are to be made to the tribunal
46 24,1068| tribunal are to be made to the tribunal designated in a stable manner
47 24,1069| before the judge or the tribunal determined in the typicon
48 24,1069| juridic person, the eparchial tribunal~judges in first instance.~
49 24,1070| authority establishing a tribunal shall see that the tribunal~
50 24,1070| tribunal shall see that the tribunal~has its own statutes approved
51 24,1070| and other officers of the tribunal, the duration of their appointment,
52 24,1071| Canon 1071~Every tribunal has the right to call upon
53 24,1071| the assistance of another tribunal of any Church in order to
54 24,1074| brought into court before the tribunal of one's own~domicile or
55 24,1076| brought into court before the tribunal of the place where the~litigated
56 24,1077| brought into court before the tribunal of the place in which the
57 24,1077| agree to choose another~tribunal. 2. If the case revolves
58 24,1077| brought into court before the tribunal of the place where the obligation
59 24,1078| can be cited before~the tribunal of the place where the offense
60 24,1079| administration before the tribunal of the place where the administration
61 24,1079| pious legacies before the tribunal of the last domicile,~quasi-domicile
62 24,1080| the authority to whom the tribunal is subject consent.~
63 24,1081| tried by one and~the same tribunal and in the same procedure.~
64 24,1082| are equally~competent, the tribunal which first legitimately
65 24,1083| decided by the appellate tribunal of~that judge before whom
66 24,1083| If, however, the other tribunal is the appeal tribunal of
67 24,1083| other tribunal is the appeal tribunal of the first one, the controversy
68 24,1083| is~to be decided by the tribunal of the third instance for
69 24,1083| the third instance for the tribunal before which the action
70 24,1084| reserved to a collegiate tribunal of~three judges: (1) cases
71 24,1084| happens that a collegiate tribunal~cannot be established for
72 24,1085| Canon 1085~1. A collegiate tribunal must proceed as a collegial
73 24,1085| for validity. 3. If the tribunal of first instance decided
74 24,1086| judicial vicar constitutes one tribunal with the eparchial bishop,
75 24,1087| employed to form a collegiate tribunal; in other cases, the matter
76 24,1091| presides~over a collegiate tribunal insofar as this is possible.
77 24,1091| president of a collegiate tribunal must assign one of the collegiate
78 24,1092| has all the rights of the tribunal and of the~presiding judge.~
79 24,1093| president of a collegiate tribunal can designate an auditor
80 24,1093| among the judges of the tribunal or from~among the Christian
81 24,1099| be named according to the tribunal's statutes unless the law
82 24,1107| an ordinary or delegated tribunal, even if he is competent,
83 24,1107| the authority to which the tribunal is immediately subject,
84 24,1107| against other officers of the tribunal,~the president of the collegiate
85 24,1107| president of the collegiate tribunal or the single judge~deals
86 24,1112| persons who constitute a tribunal or assist it must make a~
87 24,1113| Canon 1113~1. Judges and tribunal personnel are always bound
88 24,1113| the judges in a~collegiate tribunal before passing the sentence
89 24,1114| Canon 1114~The judge and all tribunal officers are forbidden to
90 24,1115| Other officers of the tribunal and auditors also can be
91 24,1119| appeal to the~appellate tribunal within fifteen available
92 24,1126| Canon 1126~If the tribunal is closed on the day scheduled
93 24,1127| that it is possible, the tribunal is to be in a~permanent
94 24,1129| are being tried before a tribunal only~those persons are to
95 24,1129| respect and obedience owed the tribunal; the judge can~also suspend
96 24,1141| the authority to which the tribunal is~immediately subject permits
97 24,1142| authentic mandate to the tribunal. 2. To~prevent the extinction
98 24,1145| always be made to~the appeal tribunal.~
99 24,1146| the authority to whom the tribunal is immediately subject if~
100 24,1148| to be appointed in every tribunal and receive remuneration
101 24,1148| receive remuneration from that tribunal~to exercise the function
102 24,1155| exceed the competence of the tribunal approached.~
103 24,1163| the authority to whom the tribunal is~immediately subject,
104 24,1174| entrust the~matter to the tribunal that is competent to decide
105 24,1174| heard the other parties, the tribunal is to provide by~decree
106 24,1174| brings the matter to the~tribunal which designated the arbitrators,
107 24,1175| Canon 1175~The tribunal mentioned in can. 1174,
108 24,1176| case before the competent tribunal.~
109 24,1181| chancery of the eparchial~tribunal where the sentence was given;
110 24,1181| have recourse to~the appeal tribunal where the matter is to be
111 24,1181| have recourse to the appeal~tribunal which is to resolve the
112 25,1188| president of a collegiate tribunal has recognized both that
113 25,1188| if: (1) the judge or~the tribunal is incompetent; (2) it is
114 25,1188| libellus before the appellate tribunal or the college if it had
115 25,1194| proper to that~judge or tribunal before whom the action was
116 25,1225| with~the chancery of the tribunal so that they may be examined
117 25,1233| to be made known to the tribunal. 2. The~items of discussion
118 25,1239| must be questioned at the tribunal unless it appears otherwise
119 25,1239| difficult to come to the tribunal because of distance, illness~
120 25,1270| resolved by decree, the tribunal~may turn the matter over
121 25,1271| cause, the~judge or the tribunal can revoke or reform the
122 25,1281| advocates to inspect at the tribunal chancery the acts which
123 25,1285| an~oral debate before the tribunal is sufficient. 2. If the
124 25,1285| The regulations of the tribunal are to be observed as regards
125 25,1287| debate take place before the tribunal to elucidate certain~questions.~
126 25,1292| Canon 1292~1. If the tribunal is collegiate, the presiding
127 25,1292| meeting is to be~held at the tribunal unless a special reason
128 25,1292| transmitted to the~higher tribunal if there is an appeal. 5.
129 25,1293| sentence. 2. In a collegiate tribunal it is the duty of the~ponens
130 25,1293| unless, in a collegiate tribunal, the~judges set a longer
131 25,1294| controversy discussed before~the tribunal with an appropriate response
132 25,1295| who is the judge or the tribunal; who is the~petitioner,
133 25,1295| or, if it is a collegiate tribunal,~with the signatures of
134 25,1299| parties or ex officio by the tribunal which~issued the sentence;
135 25,1303| power of judging in the~tribunal in which the case was settled; (
136 25,1313| of appeal, the appellate~tribunal should examine it most expeditiously
137 25,1315| the notary, to the higher tribunal;~if the acts are written
138 25,1315| unknown to the appellate~tribunal they are to be carefully
139 25,1315| a language~known to the tribunal and authenticated.~
140 25,1317| justice of~the appellate tribunal unless the law provides
141 25,1325| any~time to an appellate tribunal if new and serious proofs
142 25,1325| arguments, the appellate tribunal must settle by decree whether
143 25,1325| 2. An appeal to a higher~tribunal to obtain a new presentation
144 25,1325| otherwise or the appellate tribunal orders its suspension,~in
145 25,1327| sought from the appellate tribunal within three months from
146 25,1331| filed either by asking the tribunal~that issued the sentence
147 25,1331| revision or by appealing to the~tribunal of appeals. 2. If the petition
148 25,1331| is presented before the tribunal that~gave the sentence the
149 25,1333| is to be modified by the tribunal in accordance with the~petition
150 25,1335| 1335~The statutes of the tribunal must determine norms regarding: (
151 25,1340| authority to which the appellate~tribunal is subject, at the request
152 25,1341| refer the matter to the tribunal which issued the sentence,
153 25,1345| response to the chancery of~the tribunal within fifteen days. 2.
154 25,1347| they can present to the tribunal~a brief written statement
155 25,1354| parties. 2. However, the~tribunal can defer the decision until
156 25,1355| Canon 1355~If the appellate tribunal should discover that in
157 25,1355| and remand the case to the tribunal which passed it.~
158 25,1356| be observed. However, the tribunal by a decree~giving the reasons,
159 26,1359| following are competent: (1) the tribunal of the place in which the
160 26,1359| was celebrated; (2) the~tribunal of the place in which the
161 26,1359| quasi-domicile; (3) the tribunal of the place in which the
162 26,1359| the respondent; (4) ~the tribunal of the place in which de
163 26,1367| consent of the parties, the tribunal~can complete the instruction
164 26,1367| and with the votum of the tribunal~and the eparchial bishop.~
165 26,1368| officio to the appellate tribunal~within twenty days from
166 26,1368| of trial, the appellate tribunal by its own~decree is to
167 26,1369| marriage~is offered, the tribunal can admit it and judge it
168 26,1374| judge remands it to the tribunal of first instance.~
169 26,1379| proposed, the~appellate tribunal, after hearing the parties,
170 26,1380| to the competence of the tribunal.~
171 26,1386| be handled by it or by a~tribunal designated by it. 2. If
172 26,1386| dicastery remands the~case to a tribunal, the canons on trials in
173 28,1472| constituted as such by the higher tribunal acts as the petitioner before
174 28,1472| the petitioner before that tribunal.~
175 28,1477| It is~the right of the tribunal to call experts who functioned
176 28,1479| has been completed, the tribunal is to~render a sentence.
177 28,1479| collect new proofs, the tribunal, delaying the decision~of
178 28,1480| published immediately unless the tribunal for a serious cause decides
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