Title, Canon
1 7,259 | destroyed in which the guilty party~has died, or in which ten
2 16,780 | 780~1. Even if only one party is Catholic, the marriage
3 16,789 | obligations toward~a third party or toward children arising
4 16,789 | a prior union with~that party; (4) a marriage of a minor
5 16,803 | celebration of the marriage~the party was commonly held to be
6 16,803 | with certainty that one party was baptized and the other
7 16,814 | fulfilled: (1) the Catholic party declares that he or she
8 16,814 | Catholic Church; (2) ~the other party is to be informed at an
9 16,814 | promises which the Catholic party has to make, so that it
10 16,814 | is~clear that the other party is truly aware of the promise
11 16,814 | obligation of the Catholic party; (3) both parties are to
12 16,815 | attention of the non-Catholic party.~
13 16,821 | some quality of~the other party which of its very nature
14 16,831 | actual~residence of either party in the place of the marriage; (
15 16,834 | If, however, a Catholic party enrolled in some Eastern~
16 16,843 | dispensed and that at least the party who is aware of the impediment
17 16,845 | privately and in~secret by the party who is aware of the impediment,
18 16,845 | impediment, provided the~other party perseveres in the consent
19 16,846 | is~convalidated when the party who has not consented now
20 16,846 | consent given by the other party still exists. ~2. If the
21 16,846 | it is sufficient~that the party who did not consent gives
22 16,850 | provided the consent of~each party continues to exist. 2. A
23 16,854 | favor of the faith of a party who has received baptism
24 16,854 | marriage~is celebrated by the party who has been baptized, provided
25 16,854 | provided the~non-baptized party departs. 2. The non-baptized
26 16,854 | departs. 2. The non-baptized party is considered to depart,
27 16,854 | peace~with the baptized party without insult to the Creator,
28 16,854 | receiving baptism, the baptized party gave the other party~a just
29 16,854 | baptized party gave the other party~a just cause for departure.~
30 16,855 | In order for the baptized party to celebrate another marriage
31 16,855 | validly, the non-baptized party must be interrogated as
32 16,855 | cohabit with the baptized party in peace without insult
33 16,856 | hierarch of the converted party; if the other party requests
34 16,856 | converted party; if the other party requests time for responding,
35 16,856 | privately by the converted party and is indeed licit, if
36 16,857 | Canon 857~The baptized party has the right of celebrating
37 16,857 | marriage~with a Catholic party if: (1) the other party
38 16,857 | party if: (1) the other party responds negatively to the
39 16,857 | omitted; (3) the non-baptized party, either already interrogated
40 16,858 | can permit the baptized~party who employs the pauline
41 16,858 | marriage with~a non-Catholic party, whether baptized or not,
42 16,860 | marriage, even if the other party has received baptism in~
43 19,932 | the instance of an injured party, or that party's successors~
44 19,932 | an injured party, or that party's successors~in law, or
45 22,1001| decree is made known the~party by which the author amended
46 22,1001| decree is made known to the party.~
47 24,1062| of the three bishops is~party in the case, or is unable
48 24,1076| location of a disputed item, a party can be~brought into court
49 24,1077| By reason of contract a party can be brought into court
50 24,1077| from another title, the party can be brought into court
51 24,1079| Canon 1079~A party can be brought into court: (
52 24,1098| something at the request of a~party, the request of the promoter
53 24,1104| offer his ministry to any party~legitimately requesting
54 24,1104| adjudicate any~case unless the party concerned or the promoter
55 24,1109| must be rescinded if the party petitions~within ten days
56 24,1110| only at the request of a party; once a case has been~legitimately
57 24,1119| intervention of a third party. 3. But if the judge finds~
58 24,1132| for judicial acts and a party or a witness cannot or will
59 24,1132| act has been read to the party~or witness verbatim and
60 24,1132| witness verbatim and that the party or witness either could~
61 24,1139| Canon 1139~1. A party can freely appoint a personal
62 24,1139| and advocate; however the party can petition and respond
63 24,1139| officio an advocate for a party who lacks one.~
64 24,1140| Canon 1140~1. A party can appoint only a single
65 24,1140| are appointed by the same party for some just cause, they~
66 24,1144| the judge and the~opposing party be notified of the removal
67 24,1144| appeal unless the mandating party has~renounced this.~
68 24,1145| officio or at the request of a party; recourse can always be
69 24,1153| prescription if the guilty party has not been notified of
70 24,1163| has been presented by a party or by the promoter of justice~
71 24,1163| after having heard the other~party, shall provide for it most
72 24,1166| expressly provided, each party is to pay one~half of the
73 24,1174| the persons chosen, any party may entrust the~matter to
74 24,1174| arbitrator, provided that the party which brings the matter
75 24,1181| the decree, the interested party may have recourse to~the
76 24,1181| continuous month, the same party can insist that he fulfill~
77 24,1181| for five days after~the party's insistence, the party
78 24,1181| party's insistence, the party may have recourse to the
79 24,1183| the opposition of a third party~against the sentence, or
80 25,1188| to the same judge. 4. A party is~always free within ten
81 25,1189| libellus the interested party can insist that the judge
82 25,1190| within twenty days from the party's insistence on action as
83 25,1193| process are null, unless the party nevertheless appeared to
84 25,1196| decree at the request of one party and after hearing the other
85 25,1199| Canon 1199~If the litigating party dies, or changes status,
86 25,1199| successor or an interested party resumes the suit; (2) if
87 25,1200| procurator for the suit if~the party had neglected to do so within
88 25,1205| writing and also~signed by the party or by the party's procurator
89 25,1205| signed by the party or by the party's procurator with a special~
90 25,1205| communicated to the other party,~accepted, or at least not
91 25,1205| least not attacked, by that party, and admitted~by the judge.~
92 25,1206| it~obliges the renouncing party to pay the expenses for
93 25,1208| can be adduced. 2. If a party~insists that a proof rejected
94 25,1209| Canon 1209~If a party or a witness refuses to
95 25,1211| do so at the request of a party or to prove a fact which
96 25,1212| Canon 1212~1. A party legitimately interrogated
97 25,1212| offense committed by that~party would be revealed. 2. But
98 25,1212| be revealed. 2. But if a party has refused to~answer, it
99 25,1214| the judge items on which a party is to be interrogated.~
100 25,1216| against~oneself made by any party regarding the matter under
101 25,1217| judicial confession of one party relieves the other parties
102 25,1219| any other declaration of a party lacks all probative force
103 25,1223| whether acknowledged by a party or recognized~by the judge
104 25,1225| the~judge and the opposing party.~
105 25,1232| Canon 1232~The party who has introduced a witness
106 25,1232| witness; but the opposing party can demand that the witness
107 25,1236| prescription of can. 1231, a party can~request that a witness
108 25,1241| among themselves or with a party in a~serious matter the
109 25,1251| examination at the request of a party or ex~officio but before
110 25,1266| devolves upon the other party.~
111 25,1271| either at the request of a party or ex officio after hearing
112 25,1275| Canon 1275~1. A party who is absent from the trial,
113 25,1275| provide indemnity to the other party, if necessary. 2. ~If both
114 25,1276| Canon 1276~1. An interested party can be admitted to intervene
115 25,1276| of the suit, either as a party defending one's own~right
116 25,1276| admitted, such an interested party before the conclusion of
117 25,1277| summon to the trial a~third party whose intervention seems
118 25,1278| introduced prejudicial to one party who does not agree either
119 25,1278| may be introduced by one party against another or by a~
120 25,1280| attempt is introduced by~one party; before the appeal court
121 25,1283| fault of the~interested party. 3. The new proofs are to
122 25,1286| case, the grant made to one party is considered~made also
123 25,1286| considered~made also to the other party. 3. The promoter of justice
124 25,1288| judge orders it or if a~party requests it and the judge
125 25,1299| the sentence. 2. If any~party objects, the incidental
126 25,1301| as regards at least some~party in the case.~
127 25,1302| although they were~known to the party proposing the complaint,
128 25,1303| was denied to one or other party; (8) it did not settle the
129 25,1304| it was rendered against a party who was legitimately absent
130 25,1305| complaint of~nullity; but if the party fears that the judge who
131 25,1305| him or her as suspect, the party can demand that another
132 25,1309| Canon 1309~The party who feels aggrieved by a
133 25,1314| longer period of time for the party~of prosecute it.~
134 25,1315| required and suffices~that the party call upon the services of
135 25,1318| an appeal is~filed by one party regarding one part of the
136 25,1318| the sentence, the other~party can place an incidental
137 25,1323| the opposition of a third party. 2. A res iudicata settles
138 25,1326| because of the fraud of one party which harmed the~other; (
139 25,1336| separate appeal; but the party can have~recourse within
140 25,1337| officio or at the request of a~party order a provisional execution
141 25,1340| request of an interested party or ex~officio. 3. In cases
142 25,1343| contentious process unless a party requests the ordinary~contentious
143 25,1349| prescriptions of can. 1071. 2. The party and his or her~advocate
144 26,1363| 1191. 2. Unless either party has petitioned for a session
145 26,1373| documentary process. 2. The party who feels aggrieved retains
146 26,1379| Canon 1379~1. Unless one party seeks an ordinary contentious
147 27,1408| does not bind the guilty party before it has been imposed
148 27,1409| punishment of the guilty~party; (2) abstain from imposing
149 27,1409| provided, or if the guilty party~has been, or it is foreseen,
150 27,1409| equitable~limits if the guilty party committed several offenses,
151 27,1409| lifted~entirely if the guilty party has not repeated the offense
152 27,1412| penalty binds the~guilty party everywhere even after the
153 27,1420| the place~where the guilty party lives, but after consultation
154 27,1424| granted unless the~guilty party has sincerely repented,
155 27,1425| except those which the~guilty party in bad faith has concealed
156 27,1427| appropriate disgrace of the guilty party.~
157 27,1435| suspended while the guilty party is~in danger of death. 2.
158 27,1445| Roman Pontiff, the guilty party is to be~punished with a
159 28,1477| accused, and the injured party mentioned in can. 1483,
160 28,1483| of can. 1276, an injured party~can exercise in the penal
161 28,1483| intervention of an injured party is not admitted afterwards
162 28,1485| the right of the injured~party unless this party has intervened
163 28,1485| injured~party unless this party has intervened in accordance
164 28,1486| in writing by~the guilty party.~
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